F1 rights holder Liberty Media said an all-time record of 185,000 attended the event over the course of the four days.

While acknowledging that Monza is a special case – thanks to the traditional local passion for Ferrari – Bratches hopes to see similar levels of support elsewhere.

He said out of the 20 venues in the calendar, only "four or five" carry out proper promotion work.

"I think there's some inherent wind behind our sails in Monza. But our intention is to create an overlay for our promoters, to help them activate," Bratches told Motorsport.com.

"By definition a promoter should be promoting, and I think we have to encourage more of that.

"We have 20 promoters, but only four or five are truly promoters – the rest are car enthusiast groups or governments.

"We're trying to bring everybody up to a standard, and Monza is something that should be looked at in a favourable light."

He added: "I think the passion and emotion and energy and excitement amongst this fanbase was captivating.

"It was very contagious, and I had a wonderful grand prix, not only on a business level, but on a personal level.

"Going into the fan zone and watching everyone excited was really, from my perspective, very gratifying."