Max Verstappen wins in dominant fashion at Monza. The dutchman was in control of the race pretty much from start to finish. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri completed the podium positions, but not without controversy...
Read moreThere's no point in hiding it: no one on the Formula 1 grid is like Max Verstappen. No one but him is capable of taking pole position at Monza in those conditions. But he can. Let's analyse the telemetry data together to appreciate his magic.
Read moreMax Verstappen secured pole position for the Italian Grand Prix, beating the two McLaren of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Here are the Red Bull driver's comments after qualifying.
Read moreMax Verstappen has done it again. The four-time World Champions has taken his fifth pole position of the season at Monza, beating both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. The two Ferraris could only manage fourth and fifth place: here's the recap.
Read moreAs F1 returns to Monza for the 76th edition of the Italian Grand Prix, valid for the World Championship, we look back at one of the most iconic editions, which will certainly not be easily forgotten by fans: the 2021 one.
Read moreThere's no point beating about the bush: there was a real injustice at the Dutch Grand Prix. Perhaps the FIA should seriously reconsider the sporting regulations...
Read moreOscar Piastri dominated the Dutch GP by getting the first Grand Slam for a McLaren driver since 1998, as his championship rival Lando Norris DNF'ed from the race. Verstappen was second, Hadjar third and both Ferraris DNF'ed by crashing.
Read moreFrustrated by his performance in the Dutch Grand Prix qualifying session, Charles Leclerc let off steam over the team radio with some words that should make the entire Scuderia Ferrari question itself, from top to bottom...
Read moreOscar Piastri clinched an unexpected pole position at the Dutch Grand Prix, managing to get the better of his teammate – and rival for the World Championship – Lando Norris, who had been superior throughout the weekend.
Read moreIn Free Practice 3 for the Dutch Grand Prix, George Russell and Fernando Alonso came within inches of what could have been a dangerous accident: here's the FIA verdict on the incident.
Read moreDuring FP2 at the Dutch Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri and George Russell collided in the pit lane following a misunderstanding: here is the FIA's official decision on the matter.
Read moreThe staff of FormulaWebMagazine.com had the honour of interviewing Francesco Cigarini, Ferrari's long-standing mechatronics engineer with over 20 years worth of experience with the team: here is the conversation we had with him.
Read moreIn 2025 there is still talk of differences between dry and wet set-up. The teams haven't used wet set-ups for some time, but nevertheless sometimes decide to change adjustments after qualifying and start from the pit lane. Why?
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