When the F1 Italian Grand Prix was not held at Monza

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The article discusses the history of the Italian Grand Prix, specifically focusing on the 1980 race that was held at Imola instead of Monza. This change occurred due to necessary safety and reconstruction work at Monza, which had previously been the traditional venue for the race. Nelson Piquet won the 1980 race, marking Imola's first appearance in Formula 1 and contributing to Williams' first constructors' championship win.

Monza returned to the calendar in 1981 and has consistently hosted the Italian Grand Prix since then. Imola continued to host races under the San Marino Grand Prix name until 2006 and was reintroduced in 2020 as the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, although it was canceled in 2023 due to flooding. The article highlights the significance of both venues in the context of Formula 1 history.

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