Domenica Italiana in Miami: How chef Massimo Bottura and Barilla brought the traditional Italian Sunday dinner to F1
For one night in Miami, the classic Italian Sunday dinner – or 'Domenica Italiana' – was brought to F1, and F1.com's Amy Overy was lucky enough to snag an invite.

Every Sunday across Italy, families gather around the table to share good food, stories of the week – and during the F1 season, to watch the Grand Prix on TV.
Domenica Italiana – Italian Sunday – is a cherished ritual which brings everyone together and is an invitation to slow down and reconnect whilst enjoying the two Italian passions of good food and racing.
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