Ex-F1 driver turned pundit Martin Brundle believes the Italian Grand Prix proved that the series needs to trial reverse grid races. After Lewis Hamilton kept his lead off the line at Monza and started to pull away from Carlos Sainz it seemed that the six-time World Champion was already on his way to a another dominant victory. But just when Formula 1 desperately needed a bit of excitement Monza delievered. A Safety Car to cover Kevin Magnussen's Haas which stopped near the pit entry and red flags when Charles Leclerc crashed at Parabolica instantly spiced the race up. And the Italian GP then became a new level of spicy when Hamilton was given a 10-second stop-go penalty for entering the...
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