What a day at Monza. Kimi Antonelli just pulled off one of those drives that reminds you why we love this sport so much. Starting from 19th on the grid, the Mercedes driver absolutely stormed through the field to take the checkered flag, handing the Scuderia one of their worst home races in memory. This wasn't just any win either, it was the first time an Italian driver has claimed victory at Monza since 1966, which makes what Antonelli did even more special. George Russell backed him up in second for a dominant Mercedes one-two, while Max Verstappen and Red Bull managed third.

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The real chaos belonged to Ferrari, and Lewis Hamilton made sure everyone knew exactly how he felt about it. Hamilton got tangled up with Charles Leclerc early on, which pretty much ruined both their races. Leclerc's day ended in a crash, while Hamilton limped home in sixth. The seven-time world champion's frustration with Ferrari's decision-making and communication is clearly boiling over, and with his championship hopes slipping away, tensions at Maranello are reaching a breaking point.

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Now here's where things get brilliant. Before the race, Antonelli had made this wild joke that if he somehow managed to win from 19th at Monza, he'd eat pasta straight from the trophy. It sounded absolutely mental at the time, right? But after that incredible recovery drive, the lad actually went through with it. You've got to love it. Mercedes made it happen, and Antonelli ended up tucking into spaghetti with tomato sauce served up in his trophy. That's the kind of celebration that'll go down in F1 folklore, mate.

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It wasn't all doom and gloom elsewhere though. Red Bull's Laurent Mekies was pleased with Verstappen's performance, reckoning the RB22 showed its best race pace in several weeks. Meanwhile, Pierre Gasly managed to snatch something positive from what could've been a nightmare weekend. After claiming his maiden pole position, he finished seventh but kept highlighting the progress Alpine has made. Sometimes the small wins count for more than you'd think.

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