Antonelli completes winning Monza recovery with late Russell pass

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Kimi Antonelli achieved a remarkable victory at the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, starting from 19th position and ultimately winning the race at Monza. His strategic pit stop under a virtual safety car allowed him to gain crucial time and take the lead late in the race, marking a historic win as the first Italian to triumph at Monza in 60 years. George Russell and Max Verstappen rounded out the podium, finishing second and third respectively.

The race featured intense battles, particularly between Antonelli and Russell, who exchanged positions multiple times. Notably, Pierre Gasly, who started from pole, struggled to maintain his lead and finished in seventh place. The event was marred by Charles Leclerc's crash, which brought out a red flag early in the race. Overall, the race showcased thrilling competition and strategic maneuvers among the drivers.

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