On this day in 2008, Formula 1 saw a spring chicken named Sebastian Vettel become the youngest ever winner of a Grand Prix.
At 21 years and 74 days, driving for Toro Rosso, Vettel was as skillful and proficient as a seasoned veteran in the Italian GP's tricky and wet conditions at Monza.
The young German stormed off from pole - which was already an incredible feat in itself - and never looked back, finishing 12.5 seconds clear of McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen.
The performance also stood out as Toro Rosso's first F1 triumph and podium in the sport, with Pierre Gasly adding a second win to the Faenza-based squad's track record 12 years later, again at Monza.
Twenty-eight years on from Vettel's milestone achievement, Seb stands just third in the ranks of the sport's youngest winner, having been beaten in 2016 by Max Verstappen at 18 years, 228 days, and also by Kimi Antonelli earlier this year, at 19 years, 202 days.
