Kimi Antonelli takes victory ahead of Verstappen and Norris, who was caught out by the Virtual Safety Car. Charles Leclerc starred, while Hamilton retired after brake pedal trouble.
Read more
With qualifying and several Formula 2 and Formula 3 races complete, early assessments can now be made of Madrid’s new circuit.
Read more
Ferrari left Monza bruised by a circuit regarded beforehand as one of the season’s toughest, but aside from the power unit, the SF-26 project is far from one to discard.
Read more
Should Leclerc step aside? We asked our readers after Monza and analysed more than 1,500 comments: Charles divides opinion, but most reject one specific label.
Read more
If Monza was the crossroads for Ferrari’s ambitions, it is clear that this too will be a season of regrets for the men from Maranello.
Read more
Ferrari had a completely mistaken view of its competitiveness at Monza. At this stage of the season, recognising its own limitations is the most important thing.
Read more
Monza delivered a bittersweet day for the home crowd. Antonelli’s victory delighted fans at the circuit, but Ferrari’s race made it impossible to celebrate wholeheartedly.
Read more
Kimi Antonelli storms from 19th to victory in his home Grand Prix, ahead of George Russell and Max Verstappen, while Charles Leclerc crashes out and Lewis Hamilton finishes sixth.
Read more
On paper, Monza looks very simple. With its long straights and few demanding corners, it is not considered a difficult event to interpret. Yet the circuit has its own traps.
Read more
The FP2 race-pace simulations paint an even tighter picture at Monza, the Temple of Speed.
Read more
The second practice session clarifies the picture, with teams showing their true level after more complete qualifying and race-pace simulations.
Read more
The Italian Grand Prix is a major event for Ferrari: its home race, a chance to be with its fans and feel the public’s affection. Success hinges on one opportunity.
Read more
Managing two drivers does not necessarily mean treating them equally; it means handling the race situation correctly.
Read more