Kimi Antonelli will make his F1 debut at his home race, stepping into the Mercedes during FP1.
Franco Colapinto will also be replacing Logan Sargeant at Williams for the remainder of the season, following a dramatic crash for the American in Zandvoort.
Not only will there be driver changes in Monza, but also a design change for Ferrari who unveiled a unique look via social media.
Multiple teams have opted for livery changes this season, with McLaren dedicating their Monaco GP race car to Ayrton Senna on the 30th anniversary of his death.
The McLaren was decorated in the blues, greens and yellows of the Brazilian flag, and Senna’s iconic helmet at a circuit he achieved a record-breaking six victories.
Ferrari also adopted a unique livery this year at the Miami GP, featuring shades of blue in a nod to their history.
Ferrari have called the majority black design their ‘Monza Carbon Fibre’ collection’, in a nod to the material that composes their race car.
Whilst Ferrari have not announced whether they will be making changes to the design of their car, many fans are hoping to see an all black livery out on-track at Monza.