Monza F1 Circuit History 🚥: Vintage Layout, Crashes & Onboard Footage

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Preliminary notes about this video:
1 - I focused more in vintage Monza
2 - I tried to include as much footage as possible
3 - Keeping text and picture in sync was not always possible

Time Machine
00:00 Intro
02:07 Onboard
05:51 Complete History
46:11 Crashes
57:16 Conclusion

This is the complete history of the Monza track.
Monza was built in 1922 and was always known as the "Temple of Speed". All the champions drove on these roads! Although it has changed partially its layout, the spirit was always the same.
With straights as long as its history and curves where few drivers know how to keep their foot down, for F1 fans, it is “The Cathedral” but, at the same time, it is a place of “Glory and Tragedy”.
In total, the fastest track in the current F1 calendar has claimed the lives of 52 drivers and 35 spectators.

About the included onboard video: Due to copyright issues and to the will to show a lot, I decided to follow the same path I used on the "Monaco Wild 4 Lap Onboard Race" video. So we jump into several cars and always jumping in time. I know it is not everybody´s cup of tea but I think that it is better to have it like that than to not have an onboard at all. And there is not a lot of footage available for the oval to choose from...

Other videos mentioned in this video:

Monaco Wild 4 Lap Onboard Race
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfYfMXUBYiY

Boavista F1 Circuit History, Crashes and Onboard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nh5OZsyfRA

Montlhéry GP Circuit History, Crashes and Onboard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDHh8ilsrfU

The Ferraris that were... Different ("not red")
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cj2Kl50MSkQ

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