A poor turnout for this year's Italian Grand Prix has cast doubt on the future of the event. As has been the case at other races this year, there was a limit on fans attending the event due to the ongoing pandemic. As a result attendance was capped at 55,000. However, with public standing areas closed meaning that fans had to buy tickets for the grandstands, only 16,000 tickets were sold on race day. Though Ferrari isn't challenging for the title and therefore wasn't expected to win, this doesn't usually prevent the tifosi from attending. However, it is thought that perhaps this, coupled with the high prices of the grandstand tickets contributed to the poor turnout throughout the weekend....
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