Formula 1 makes its annual pilgrimage to Monza for the Italian Grand Prix with up to 50,000 Tifosi lining the circuit per day.
With just one win in the previous nine races, Mercedes is comfortably in its worst form of the turbo-hybrid era.
With strong straight-line speed, the weekend will be a duel between Mercedes' brute power and Red Bull's nimbleness through the corners.
As eye-catching as the scenes in the Zandvoort grandstands were with orange smoke billowing across the track, no one quite does passion like the Tifosi.
Despite the local bias, the podium is always something special. Although restrictions may prevent fans from spilling onto the track, the giant Ferrari flags are a sight to see.
Sprint will undergo its second trial this weekend after it was met with general positivity at the British Grand Prix.
With three points on offer to the victor, it's unlikely the championship rivals will be holding back either!
It is widely accepted that at Monza if you don't have a tow, you are nowhere.
Although drivers will still want an element of clean air, this marks a rare occasion where being in the cleanest air is not where you would want to be.
Mercedes, Williams and AlphaTauri have all confirmed their 2022 driver pairings this week but although Alfa Romeo announced the signing of Valtteri Bottas, its remaining seat is now the hottest property in F1.
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