Following a three-week break, the FIA Formula One World Championship bursts back into life at Italy's historic Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, the venue for round two of the 2021 series. Extensively re-profiled after a lengthy stint hosting the San Marino Grand Prix, the track is a sparkling blend of the old and new: sweeping, high-speed corners hemmed in by unyielding concrete barriers and modern pit and paddock facilities constructed in the late 2000s. In short, it's a place that rewards commitment. Lance Stroll: 'Imola was such a great challenge last year. It's an incredibly fast circuit with so little run-off - the balance between risk and reward is immense, so it's incredibly...
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