Italian GP: New track, new colors, new confidence for Ferrari heading into home race at Monza

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Ferrari did better than expected at last weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc earning a second straight podium finish and teammate Carlos Sainz Jr. surging from 10th on the grid to place fifth.

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