Zoom in: Italian Grand Prix
One of our photographers explains the good and the bad of shooting at each Formula 1 venue, and highlights their three favourite images from the circuit. This week, Monza
For me, the Italian Grand Prix means coming back home - and being at a race track where you really get to feel the atmosphere of Formula 1. Whenever the cars go out, especially if they are Ferraris, you always hear the roar of the crowds - and you feel part of the passion.
The place oozes history - and this year feels a bit extra special because the weather is so good. That helps lift the spirit of the place - and helps out hugely with the pictures too.
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