[65th Lap]
"..sessantacinquesimo giro qui a Monza!"
"WOOOOHH!"
"..dieci giri rimasti alla fine di questo Italian Mega Prix!"
"WOOOOHH!"
Lap 65 in the last race of the season at Monza meant there were ten laps left to conclude the F2 championship season—ten laps left for a champion to be celebrated and for a team to be crowned.
In motorsport, or in any sport in general, the final stretch of a crucial event often held what most people call pre-podium celebrations.
This was the moment when teams, mechanics, engineers, and even rival garages started hovering near pit walls, clapping, cheering, and waving their drivers on.
It was a moment where emotions ran high, where hope, desperation, and strategy all meshed into one final push.
Most importantly, the pre-podium celebrations were mainly orchestrated by the spectators themselves. The anticipation from every seat and row reached a fever-pitch as they began the prelude to Monza glory.
