Let's try to keep it classy

Sebastian Vettel was more emotional than usual after Sunday's Italian Grand Prix. That's saying something, because the 24-year old seems never to tire of ecstatic rejoicing - even with eight wins in 13 races this year.

The Red Bull driver's 18th career victory came at the same Monza circuit where he scored his first in 2008 for the other team owned by the drinks company: Scuderia Toro Rosso. Vettel then was the youngest to win a Grand Prix, having the previous day been the youngest pole position winner - and the year before the youngest ever to start and score points (US GP) and lead a race (Japan).

This year, Monza was considered - because of its long straights and few corners - to least suit Red Bull's car. Vettel's pole position showed the progress his team continues to make and the German now joins Ayrton Senna in being fastest in qualifying in 10 races in two different seasons.