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via Formula1.comSlater takes Monza pole as title rival Ugochukwu loses outFreddie Slater achieved pole position for the F3 races at Monza, showcasing a strong performance with a lap time of 1m 38.114s. His teammate, Matteo De Palo, qualified second, while Nicola Lacorte secured third place. Ugo Ugochukwu, a title contender, faced difficulties and ended up P10 in Group A after making a mistake during his qualifying lap. The starting grid for the upcoming Sprint Race features Slater and De Palo on the front row, with several other drivers like Ernesto Rivera and Taito Kato following closely behind. The Sprint Race is set to take place the following morning, providing Ugochukwu an opportunity to recover from his qualifying setback.

Formula1.comFri 4 Sep · 15:17 UTC

via Formula1.comLIVE COVERAGE: FP2 for the Italian GP

The second practice session for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix was held at the Monza circuit, with live updates available for fans. The session took place on September 4, 2026, and featured various teams and drivers preparing for the upcoming race. In related news, Pierre Gasly secured a surprising pole position earlier in the event, while George Russell set the fastest time in the final practice session. The competitive atmosphere in Italy has heightened as teams gear up for the main race.

Formula1.comFri 4 Sep · 14:03 UTC

via RaceFansBriatore accuses FIA judge of bias in Gasly penalty caseFlavio Briatore has sparked controversy by accusing an FIA judge of bias in the case regarding Pierre Gasly's Monaco GP penalty. The FIA International Court of Appeal and McLaren have both responded firmly to his claims, labeling them as unfounded and insulting.

RaceFans+ 5 moreFri 4 Sep · 13:59 UTC

via RacingNews3652026 FIA F2 Italian Grand Prix - Monza Qualifying resultsIn the qualifying session for the 2026 FIA Formula 2 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Rafael Camara achieved pole position, marking his fifth of the season. He narrowly edged out teammate Joshua Durksen by just 0.057 seconds, while Alex Dunne completed the top three. Championship leader Nikola Tsolov faced a setback, qualifying in sixth place behind his teammate Noel Leon and Martinius Stenshorne. The qualifying took place on September 4, 2026, with the first race of the weekend set to start on Saturday at 14:15 local time. The session featured a total of 22 drivers, showcasing a competitive field as they prepared for the upcoming race.

RacingNews365Fri 4 Sep · 13:35 UTC

via Motorsport.comRed Bull gives update on Isack Hadjar’s recovery timelineRed Bull Racing has provided an update on Isack Hadjar's recovery from a wrist injury, indicating that he will not participate in the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix. Hadjar has already missed the Zandvoort and Monza races, with Liam Lawson stepping in as his replacement. Team principal Laurent Mekies emphasized the importance of ensuring Hadjar's full recovery before he returns to the track. Hadjar has sought advice from MotoGP champion Marc Marquez regarding his injury management. Mekies expressed that while Hadjar is eager to return, the team's focus is on his long-term health, stating that they will take the necessary time for his recovery. Additionally, Hadjar's points tally has been positively affected by a recent ruling concerning the Monaco Grand Prix.

Motorsport.comFri 4 Sep · 13:33 UTC

via thejudge13.comF1 cars 40 kph slower in Monza with new-fangled enginesThe new 2026 powertrain regulations in Formula 1 have resulted in cars being significantly slower at Monza, with reports indicating a decrease of 40 kph compared to the previous season. Drivers, including Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso, have expressed concerns about the hybrid power's performance, predicting a challenging racing experience with potential 'yo-yo' racing dynamics. The FIA is also considering changes for the 2027 season, including a reduction in the hybrid power contribution and a decrease in the Grand Prix length to accommodate new regulations. The practice sessions at Monza revealed troubling data, with track temperatures soaring above 50 degrees Celsius, complicating performance expectations. The FIA has adjusted qualifying rules to allow more energy charging, but there are fears that drivers may struggle to complete their final laps effectively. Overall, the new regulations are under scrutiny as teams and drivers adapt to the changes and their implications for racing at iconic circuits like Monza.

thejudge13.comFri 4 Sep · 13:16 UTC

via f1oversteer.comLiam Lawson expresses frustration over Monza qualifyingLiam Lawson and Red Bull Racing described their Friday practice session in Italy as productive. Despite not being among the top contenders, the team focused on gathering valuable data ahead of the race.

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via RacingNews365Oscar Piastri receives three-place grid penalty at MonzaOscar Piastri has been penalized with a three-place grid drop for the Italian Grand Prix after impeding Liam Lawson during qualifying. As a result, he will start the race from sixth position instead of third.

RacingNews365+ 13 moreFri 4 Sep · 12:12 UTC

via PlanetF1US fans can watch Italian Grand Prix live and freeThe 2026 Italian Grand Prix is set to take place at Monza on September 6. Fans in the United States will have the opportunity to watch the race live at no cost.

PlanetF1+ 1 moreFri 4 Sep · 11:55 UTC

via F1iItalian Grand Prix Free Practice 1 - ResultsThe Free Practice 1 session for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix at Monza saw Charles Leclerc of Ferrari set the fastest time, clocking in at 1:23.008s. Lewis Hamilton followed closely in second place, while George Russell secured the third position, indicating a competitive session among the top teams. Other notable performances included Liam Lawson in fourth and Kimi Antonelli in fifth. The session featured a total of 22 drivers, with varying lap counts and times, showcasing the teams' preparations ahead of the race weekend.

F1iFri 4 Sep · 11:42 UTC

via the-race.comGeorge Russell tops final practice at Italian Grand PrixThe results from Free Practice 3 at the 2026 Italian Grand Prix in Monza have been published. This session is part of the ongoing preparations for the race, which is the 13th round of the Formula 1 World Championship.

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via PlanetF1first practice session begins for Italian Grand PrixThe first practice session for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix has commenced at Monza. Teams and drivers are focusing on engine performance as they prepare for the race weekend.

PlanetF1+ 1 moreFri 4 Sep · 10:11 UTC

via grandprix.comBearman gets Haas's only upgraded Ferrari engineOliver Bearman will be the only Haas driver to race with the upgraded Ferrari engine at the upcoming Italian Grand Prix, while Esteban Ocon will use the previous engine specification. This decision was made by team principal Ayao Komatsu, who noted that Ocon had received new components on two prior occasions, and the allocation is aimed at balancing the season's opportunities rather than favoring one driver over the other. Both drivers will benefit from a significant aerodynamic update, although the impact of the engine difference will be more pronounced at Monza due to its unique layout and demands on engine performance. Ocon has acknowledged that the older engine will result in a performance deficit, and while he will eventually receive the upgraded engine, the current setup will provide a clear comparison of the two power units during the race weekend.grandprix.comFri 4 Sep · 09:47 UTC

via Motorsport.comDomenicali discusses future of Formula 1 racesStefano Domenicali addressed the future of Formula 1 during a recent event at Monza. He emphasized the importance of continuing to innovate rather than pausing to reflect on the sport's current success.

Motorsport.com+ 1 moreFri 4 Sep · 09:46 UTC

via grandprix.comAron faces Monza dash from cockpit to simulatorPaul Aron is set to have a demanding schedule during the Italian Grand Prix weekend at Monza, where he will replace Pierre Gasly in the first practice session. Following this, he will head back to Enstone to work in the simulator, allowing him to translate his real-world driving experience into virtual testing for the team. This approach is intended to enhance the setup of the car based on the unique challenges posed by the Monza circuit. The use of the simulator is especially important this weekend due to the energy management issues faced by the 2026 cars on Monza's long straights. Aron will also assist in evaluating a recent upgrade on Gasly's car, which is now also on Franco Colapinto's vehicle. This collaboration aims to streamline the process of addressing any performance issues identified during practice, ultimately benefiting the team's overall performance.grandprix.comFri 4 Sep · 09:46 UTC

via Formula1.comWhy Ocon isn't receiving the new Haas power unit in MonzaHaas is set to debut a significant upgrade package at the Italian Grand Prix, marking their first major update since May. Both drivers, Ollie Bearman and Esteban Ocon, are optimistic about the new aero upgrades, although only Bearman will benefit from a new Ferrari power unit due to limited availability. The team has opted to run both cars with the new specifications from the start of practice, rather than testing them separately, to avoid logistical challenges and maximize performance at the power-sensitive Monza circuit. The decision to allocate the upgraded power unit to Bearman, who is currently ahead of Ocon in the championship, reflects the team's strategy to enhance performance in light of recent struggles. Team Principal Ayao Komatsu explained that the choice was also influenced by previous upgrades given to Ocon, aiming to balance performance improvements between the two drivers. Haas hopes these changes will help them recover from a disappointing race in the Netherlands.

Formula1.comFri 4 Sep · 09:39 UTC

via Motorsport.comKimi Antonelli unveils Valentino Rossi-inspired helmet for Italian GPKimi Antonelli, the current leader in the Formula 1 championship, has revealed a special helmet design for the Italian Grand Prix that pays tribute to MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi. The design, created by Aldo Drudi, incorporates the Italian flag and is inspired by Rossi's iconic helmet from his 2002 victory at Mugello. Antonelli expressed his excitement about racing with this helmet, stating it was a special wish of his to honor Rossi. Despite his strong position in the championship, Antonelli will start the race from the back of the grid due to a penalty. He acknowledged the unique experience of racing at home and is looking forward to the challenge, hoping to make the most of the opportunity despite the setback.

Motorsport.comFri 4 Sep · 09:19 UTC

via CrashMcLaren to finally debut its newly-named rotating F1 rear wing at Italian GPMcLaren has officially introduced its H-Wing, a rotating rear wing, at the Monza Grand Prix, following trials at previous races. This innovation is part of McLaren's strategy to enhance performance, particularly aimed at reducing drag on the long straights of the Monza circuit. The H-Wing's name pays homage to the branding of their partner, Etihad Airways, similar to how their previous F-duct was named. The H-Wing follows the earlier introduction of similar devices by Ferrari and Red Bull, with McLaren having evaluated the wing during practice in Hungary. Alongside the H-Wing, McLaren is also implementing updates to its car's floor. Other teams, including Mercedes and Audi, have made varying degrees of updates, with Mercedes focusing solely on drag reduction and Audi opting out of any updates for this race.

CrashFri 4 Sep · 09:05 UTC

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