Whilst the scenes from the crowd will live long in the memory of F1 fans, there are moments from the Italian Grand Prix that might have passed them by.
From the creativity of the Tifosi to a special Aston Martin guest, here are some key moments you might have missed from the Italian GP.
Verstappen throws his toys out of the cockpit
It really was a weekend to forget for Max Verstappen wasn’t it?
Unable to produce anything better than sixth place,Red Bull's formerly slick operation were left scrambling as their performance issues persisted into Monza.
If anything embodied their fall from grace this season, it was their 6.2 second pit stop, which left Verstappen predictably furious.
As he pulled out of the pits he proceeded to hit his steering wheel in frustration, and seemed one more mistake away from ripping it out altogether.
Leo Leclerc made an appearance at Monza in saintly form, as he blessed his father and helped him secure a victory - which is 100% how it works right?
The Tifosi did not disappoint with their homemade signs at Monza, with the religious iconography of Lewis Hamilton, Fred Vasseur and Leclerc making a re-appearance.
One fan even went as far as to blow up a picture of Carlos Sainz post-surgery onto a sign, in a more absurd demonstration of support this weekend.
Leclerc's puppy Leo could not even escape the passion of the Tifosi, with one fan photoshopping the dog’s head onto the body of a saint.
The pup was spotted being carried around the paddock at various points this weekend, and worshipped as only a true saint should.
Valtteri Bottas is one of the more unique characters on the F1 grid with his bleached mullet and 1970s cop-drama-moustache.
However, as most of us eventually realise, we are not as original as we think, with Bottas encountering his double at Monza.
A fan was spotted in the crowd who appeared almost identical to Bottas from the moustache to the Sauber merchandise, and was invited to meet the Finn in the paddock
The fan took his creativity to the next level sporting a sign that read ‘Valtteri, it's Valtteri’ a play on the team radio drama from his Mercedes days.
Rick Astley makes surprise Aston Martin appearance
One-hit wonder Rick Astley was seen in the Aston Martin garage, as the iconic British team hosted an alright British singer.
Well, seen is a strong word, more promoted via Aston’s social media, as the Never Gonna Give You Up singer enjoyed the behind the scenes F1 experience.
Astley thankfully managed to avoid being collared by Martin Brundle on the grid, or hassled by Ted Kravitz in the paddock, allowing the star/internet meme to enjoy the magic of Monza in peace.