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Indexed: Fri Sep 12, 2008 @ 12:30:22PM 3 months 3 weeks ago

Following hot on the heels of the historic Belgian Grand prix comes the equally celebrated Italian race. With minimum downforce and maximum speed Monza's two requirements, it's no wonder that the drivers love the circuit. One of its biggest fans is Honda's Austrian reserve driver Alex Wurz, who talks us round a flying lap of the track… "There is something very special about Monza. The setting, the noise of the Tifosi, the old banking crumbling in the background, the name - I like it all! It's the only super-fast track on the calendar and everything happens very quickly for the drivers. It takes a few laps to get used to it, even if you've been racing all year.

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