If Charles Leclerc wins the 2022 Italian Grand Prix, expect a giant party at Monza this afternoon but they best beware of Max Verstappen and Red Bull gatecrashing the possible festivities. In what was one of the most convoluted grids in Formula 1 history, nearly half the field dropping down the order due to PU-related penalties; Verstappen among them will start from seventh after qualifying second. But all eyes will be on Leclerc after his monster qualifying winning lap claimed pole, to the delight of the Tifosi who can dream of their Little Prince winning today, as he did famously in 2019 before the Scuderia's performance went AWOL until this year. Their early season form turned into...
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