What are the tactical options for the Italian Grand Prix?

Max Verstappen secured a stunning pole position at Monza, clocking F1's fastest lap in 75 years. However, the Red Bull driver expressed caution regarding his rivals' race pace, especially McLaren, who start P2 and P3. Despite Monza not perfectly suiting the MCL39, McLaren remains a strong contender, hoping their race pace will shine. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc impressed with P4 on home turf, while teammate Lewis Hamilton faces a challenge starting P10 due to a grid penalty. Verstappen's unique tyre allocation could prove crucial in what promises to be a strategically rich Italian Grand Prix. Mercedes drivers George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli start P5 and P6, respectively, after Hamilton's penalty. The "Temple of Speed" is set for a thrilling race.