McLaren's cautious strategy at the Italian Grand Prix allowed Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to secure victory, despite Lando Norris starting from pole position and Oscar Piastri's aggressive overtake on Norris. The team's decision not to switch positions between Norris and Piastri has sparked debate, especially as Norris is closely trailing Max Verstappen in the drivers' championship. McLaren team principal Andrea Stella confirmed that team orders will support the driver in the best position for the remaining races, indirectly favoring Norris. Former F1 champion Nico Rosberg and ex-Ferrari manager Peter Windsor have voiced support for prioritizing Norris to maximize his championship chances. Ferrari's strategic car tweaks also contributed significantly to Leclerc's win, showcasing their regained confidence in their vehicle's performance.