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Sep 2024
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Monza rarely disappoints. 

With the Tifosi always hungry for Ferrari win, this year’s race finally satiated their appetite as Charles Leclerc, with the help of teammate Carlos Sainz brought home a surprising and well fought victory. We go over this great performance from Charles and talk about how Charles has now secured two of the most important races on his calendar.

We also acknowledge how none of this would have been possible without the amazing support Ferrari received from their good friends McLaren. A McLaren team that refuses to establish an order and a prioritization strategy for their drivers. They are still on a path that can get them both the Driver’s and Constructors championship but we wonder how long that can last with their current approach.

Tune in as we delve into this and more on this episode of the 2024 Italian Grand Prix.

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