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Italian Grand Prix
Hamilton wins dramatic Italian GP
Star performer Perez finishes second ahead of Alonso | Result | Gallery | Driver and team quotes | The Final Stint: Ciao Europe | Pit Babes -
Italian Grand Prix
Alonso hails 'absolutely perfect' day
Third and failures for Vettel, Webber and Button significant -
Italian Grand Prix - Paper Round
Hamilton speculation grows
'Morose and monosyllabic' post-race | No rush to quash rumours - Whitmarsh | Monza win 'phenomenal' - Hamilton -
Italian Grand Prix
Perez enjoys 'maximum attack'
Says poor qualifying turned out to be blessing in disguise
Features
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McLaren on a roll
Karun Chandhok analyses McLaren's return to form and looks at the delicate situation in the championship with seven races remaining
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Memories of Monza
Life Through a Lens F1 photographer Mark Sutton picks his six favourite photos from the Italian Grand Prix
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Ciao Europe
The Final Stint: A round-up of the good, the bad and the downright ugly from the 2012 Italian Grand Prix as the European season comes to a close
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'I absolutely love this place'
Read what the drivers and team members had to say after Lewis Hamilton's victory in the Italian Grand Prix
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Monza magic
ESPNF1 previews this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza, with six drivers now eyeing the championship as the European season draws to a close
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Monza: The magic of a name
Maurice Hamilton on why Monza, with its traffic jams and general chaos, is still one of the highlights of the season
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Tyre degradation caused Webber spin
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D'Ambrosio impresses Lotus hierarchy
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Senna slams di Resta
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Raikkonen a danger man - Ferrari
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Vettel disagrees with penalty
On incident with Alonso: 'I think I left enough room'
The Italian Grand Prix is one of the longest running events on the current F1 calendar. The first event was held in September 1921 at Brescia and was won by Jules Goux. Work began to build a permanent circuit in the Royal Park in Monza, and just six months later the circuit was finished. Monza became the third permanent circuit in the world after Indianapolis and Brooklands; its impressive banked design offered drivers a lap of over ten kilometres.
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