The Italian Grand Prix is a prestigious motor racing event that is part of the Formula One World Championship. Held annually at the Monza Circuit, it is one of the oldest races in the series, first taking place in 1921. The event attracts thousands of fans and showcases some of the fastest cars and top drivers in the world. Monza, known for its high-speed straights and challenging corners, is often referred to as the "Temple of Speed." The race is a highlight of the F1 calendar, celebrated for its passionate atmosphere and rich history, making it a favorite among both drivers and spectators.