The Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix is a prestigious motor racing event held annually at the Monza Circuit in Italy. Known for its high-speed straights and historic significance, it is one of the oldest races in the Formula 1 calendar, first taking place in 1921. The event attracts thousands of fans and showcases top teams and drivers competing for the championship. Monza is famous for its passionate crowd and unique atmosphere, often referred to as the "Temple of Speed." The race typically occurs in early September and is a key highlight of the Formula 1 season, contributing to the overall standings of the FIA Formula One World Championship.