Charles Leclerc secured a dramatic victory at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza, marking Ferrari's first win at their home track since 2019. Utilizing a bold one-stop strategy, Leclerc managed to nurse his tires over 38 laps to fend off a late challenge from Oscar Piastri, who finished second, with Lando Norris completing the podium in third. The win thrilled the passionate tifosi, who celebrated Leclerc's triumph as he expressed his emotional connection to both Monza and Monaco, stating they are the two races he aims to win every year. Despite McLaren’s two-stop strategy, they couldn't catch Leclerc, leaving Norris 62 points behind championship leader Max Verstappen, who finished sixth. Leclerc's victory is significant as it adds to his win earlier this season at Monaco, solidifying his position in the driver standings. The race saw Ferrari's strategy and tire management outshine their competitors, providing a much-needed boost for the iconic team.