Why Monza, F1's "Temple of Speed", Could Be Slower than the Hungaroring
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Monza, the temple of speed. Where cars go at full speed and where traditionally the overtakings are counted on one hand. The F1 run all so much here, that advancing in this scenario has become almost impossible mission in recent years.Since the beginning of this decade, we find an average of 36 per race. Little.But something could be changing in the F1, so perhaps those who massacred this year's change of technical regulation should start to col…
Piastri Reveals McLaren Sim Shows Monza Slower Than Hungary For 2026 F1 Cars
Oscar Piastri has dropped a stunning admission ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, revealing McLaren’s simulator data shows lower peak speeds at Monza than at the Hungaroring. The Hungaroring is widely regarded as one of the slowest and most technical circuits on the Formula 1 calendar, making the comparison with Monza all the more striking. McLaren has fitted its low-drag ‘H-wing’ configuration for this weekend at Monza, yet even that measure has …
It's impossible to take a few steps into the Monza Formula 1 paddock without seeing a sign reminding you that this is the legendary "Temple of Speed." However, it looks like that won't be the case in 2026.
You can't walk more than a few steps through the Formula 1 paddock at Monza without seeing a sign reminding you that this is the mythical "Temple of Speed." Though perhaps less so in 2026. The conversation leading up to the Italian Grand Prix weekend has been dominated by intrigue surrounding […]
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