The Autodromo Nazionale Monza, universally known as the Temple of Speed, is a reference point for motor sports. Built in 1922, third in the world after those in Brooklands and Indianapolis, it has been the scene of some of the greatest sporting and technological innovations. Its flyover is unique in the world and not only important pages of world motoring but also of scientific research have been written on its curves. The telepass, the guardrails and the draining asphalt, to name a few, have been studied and developed in Monza.