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#4 1966 Italian Grand Prix
Ferrari claiming the winner’s trophy at Monza makes the crowd go berserk, but an Italian winning for the red team at Monza takes it up a notch further. The last time this happened was in 1966 when Ludovico Scarfiotti led the Scuderia to a one-two finish ahead of Denny Hulme’s Brabham.
After initially beginning the race in second place, the Italian stole the lead from the teammate, Mike Parkes momentarily before dropping down to the back. By lap 13th, he regained the spot at the front and then gradually pulled away from the rest of the field.
He encountered the chequered flag ahead of Mike, who held on in front of Hulme by 0.3 seconds as only nine drivers had classified as race finishers.
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