Every corner and stretch of Monza's tarmac has its own story to tell, but there's perhaps no other place that appeals to one's sense of history than the Temple of Speed's legendary banking.
Visiting the abandoned site is a pilgrimage, a journey down a portion of motorsport's rich memoir, where an eerie feeling of glory and tragedy quickly submerges the impassioned visitor.
Sitting on the dilapidated concrete and rusty remnant of a bygone era, one gazes at the ancient trees of Monza's park.
And if you listen closely, you can hear as they whisper their secrets from the past.
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