Charles Leclerc gets two consecutive victories at Monza

With a first win for Ferrari since Alonso in 2010 and a great success at Spa, Charles Leclerc won his second consecutive victory (and his second all-time victory) at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza.

Leclerc's first victory in Belgium was not marked by the consecutive rise to first place, but the 21-year-old Monegasque still made a tremendous effort to keep the two Mercedes at the back. mirror for the whole race.

Leclerc and his Mercedes rivals had two dramatic moments. Lewis Hamilton nearly took the lead in rounds 33 and 34. The drama came back later on lap 42, when Hamilton found himself lacking a chicane, putting his teammate Valterri Bottas in second. Bottas, with cooler tires than Hamilton, was still unable to keep up.

With two consecutive wins, Leclerc claims his seat in a Formula 1 Ferrari and gives the Tifosi the victory they expect from their top driver. Despite 13th place today Vettel, it seems that Ferrari drivers still have reasons to rejoice.

Nevertheless, Hamilton and Bottas remain at the top of the drivers standings, with Max Verstappen (whose race today was disappointing with an 8th place) lying between Ferrari drivers and their rivals at Mercedes. Hamilton, although she did not go beyond Bottas or Leclerc, nevertheless recorded the best lap of today. It is therefore difficult to see how the competition between Ferrari and Mercedes could get worse. In Singapore and the last third of the season, we should keep an eye on the rivalry between red and silver. It is not likely to run out of steam if this rhythm continues.