The thrilling races keep coming thick and fast in a season that looked destined to be labelled a dud not so long ago. Following on from his maiden Formula 1 victory in Belgium a week earlier, Charles Leclerc managed to do what only Lewis Hamilton had achieved so far this year: win back-to-back races. In front of the passionate tifosi, the 21-year-old held off the Mercedes challenge of both Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas at the Italian Grand Prix to take the chequered flag for Ferrari - their first at Monza since Fernando Alonso triumphed in 2010. Leclerc faced criticism for forcing Hamilton off the road in the braking zone at the second chicane - but the win stood. A revival of the...
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