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**Donlupedron** · 09-03-2010, 09:05 AM

Monza, I adore. This track and Monte Carlo are my loves in f1. But Monza has the atmosphere of real racing and there is something so magical going there, especially when the old pits and paddock were still around.

To think who walked and raced there. It is only in Italy that such a place could exist.

And for me, it is where Jody won the grand prix and the championship in a Ferrari in 1979. That IS the ultimate for any racing driver and few have achieved it.

If there is one grand prix where Ferrari are SUPPOSED to win it is at Monza.

This will be El Nano's first visit as a Ferrari driver. No expense and no effort will be spared. I have a very special place for Ferrari - in the same way that I could NEVER have for Mclaren.

So if Jense is not winning then I will as always become a tifosi for the day.

What a pity HE did not move to Ferrari.

09-03-2010, 09:05 AM	#19
Donlupedron Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 534 Senior Member	Monza, I adore. This track and Monte Carlo are my loves in f1. But Monza has the atmosphere of real racing and there is something so magical going there, especially when the old pits and paddock were still around. To think who walked and raced there. It is only in Italy that such a place could exist. And for me, it is where Jody won the grand prix and the championship in a Ferrari in 1979. That IS the ultimate for any racing driver and few have achieved it. If there is one grand prix where Ferrari are SUPPOSED to win it is at Monza. This will be El Nano's first visit as a Ferrari driver. No expense and no effort will be spared. I have a very special place for Ferrari - in the same way that I could NEVER have for Mclaren. So if Jense is not winning then I will as always become a tifosi for the day. What a pity HE did not move to Ferrari.
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