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Andrea Kimi Antonelli320 2

George Russell236 3

Lewis Hamilton214

Team standings 1MMercedes556 2FFerrari405 3MMcLaren316

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Andrea Kimi Antonelli 3

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Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes 2

George RussellMercedes 3

Lewis HamiltonFerrari 4CLCharles LeclercFerrari 5

Lando NorrisMcLaren 6MVMax VerstappenRed Bull 7

Oscar PiastriMcLaren 8

Isack HadjarRed Bull 9

Liam LawsonRB F1 Team 10

Pierre GaslyAlpine F1 Team 11ALArvid LindbladRB F1 Team 12

Franco ColapintoAlpine F1 Team 13

Oliver BearmanHaas F1 Team 14

Gabriel BortoletoAudi 15

Nico HülkenbergAudi 16

Esteban OconHaas F1 Team 17

Fernando AlonsoAston Martin 18CSCarlos SainzWilliams 19

Alexander AlbonWilliams 20

Yuki TsunodaRB F1 Team 21

Lance StrollAston Martin 22

Valtteri BottasCadillac F1 Team 23SPSergio PérezCadillac F1 Team

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via gpfans.comAngry Toto Wolff punches computer screen as Mercedes plan goes wrong at F1 Italian Grand PrixToto Wolff, the team principal of Mercedes, displayed his frustration at the Italian Grand Prix by punching his computer screen after George Russell missed out on pole position. Russell was narrowly beaten by Pierre Gasly, who surprised everyone by taking the top spot. Wolff expressed disappointment over the team's performance, particularly regarding a compromised lap due to Max Verstappen's actions during qualifying. Despite starting from P2, Russell remains a strong contender for the race, while championship leader Kimi Antonelli will begin from P20 after incurring a significant grid penalty. Wolff also highlighted the financial challenges facing Mercedes, emphasizing the impact of the $215 million cost cap on their ability to develop the car further.

gpfans.comSun 6 Sep · 09:57 UTC

via RacingNews365

Racing Bulls concede to ‘not ideal’ driver swap headache

Red Bull Racing faced challenges due to Isack Hadjar's wrist injury, which led to Liam Lawson stepping in as a replacement for two races. Yuki Tsunoda was then brought in to fill Lawson's seat at Racing Bulls, creating a disrupted driver lineup that team boss Alan Permane acknowledged was 'not ideal'. Despite the complications, Lawson managed to finish seventh at Zandvoort and provided useful feedback on the car's handling characteristics during the races. Permane highlighted that while the situation was difficult, preparations for the second race at Monza were more organized. Lawson expressed eagerness to return to his original car once Hadjar recovers, indicating a strong commitment to the team and the ongoing season's demands.

RacingNews365Sun 6 Sep · 09:45 UTC

via F1iMonza Speed Trap: Who is the fastest of them all?The qualifying session at Monza saw Pierre Gasly secure his first-ever pole position, marking a significant milestone for both him and Alpine. George Russell set the fastest top speed during the session, but Gasly's performance was characterized by consistency rather than sheer speed alone. The qualifying results revealed the importance of straight-line performance in the low-drag layout of Monza, with notable differences in speed among the top contenders. Looking ahead to the race, Pirelli has indicated that a one-stop strategy will likely be the most effective, with the C4 Medium tire expected to be the primary choice. Teams will need to manage tire degradation carefully, as the race strategy will play a pivotal role in determining the outcome, especially for Gasly as he aims to convert his pole position into a victory.

F1iSun 6 Sep · 09:33 UTC

via Motorsport.comHow McLaren left itself exposed at the F1 Italian Grand PrixMcLaren faced challenges during the qualifying session at the Italian Grand Prix, where they initially showed promise by securing second and third positions in Q2. However, their performance deteriorated in Q3 due to execution errors, including a lock-up by Oscar Piastri that affected both drivers' final runs. Stella highlighted that McLaren's garage position forced them to go out first in Q3, limiting their ability to benefit from slipstreams. The team struggled with battery management and tire locking issues, which compounded their difficulties on the energy-sensitive Monza track.

Motorsport.comSun 6 Sep · 09:21 UTC

via RacingNews365Pierre Gasly secures pole position for Italian Grand PrixPierre Gasly will start from pole position at the Italian Grand Prix, marking his first front-row start. However, ongoing issues within the Alpine team may impact his chances for a win.

RacingNews365+ 1 moreSun 6 Sep · 09:10 UTC

via PlanetF1Jeremy Clarkson promises beer for Alpine if Gasly winsJeremy Clarkson has pledged to provide Hawkstone beer to the entire Alpine F1 team if Pierre Gasly secures victory at the Italian Grand Prix. This promise follows Gasly's achievement of pole position during the qualifying session.

PlanetF1+ 1 moreSun 6 Sep · 09:02 UTC

via Motorsport WeekMax Verstappen blames car ‘failure’ for disappointing F1 Monza GP qualifying resultMax Verstappen has identified an unexpected issue that Red Bull will investigate following a tricky qualifying at the F1 Italian GP.

Motorsport WeekSun 6 Sep · 09:00 UTC

via the-race.comGary Anderson on F1 2026's low-drag 'Monza special' aero tweaksThe article discusses the aerodynamic adjustments teams are making for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, focusing on low-drag setups that still maintain downforce. Key teams like McLaren, Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull, and Williams are implementing various modifications to enhance performance, particularly in braking stability and speed management through the circuit's unique layout of straights and chicanes. Ferrari's engine upgrades and aerodynamic changes are highlighted, alongside McLaren's innovative rear wing design. The article emphasizes the importance of these tweaks in achieving optimal lap times and the challenges posed by Monza's braking zones, which require precise driver control and confidence, especially in a race likely to feature a single pit stop.

the-race.comSun 6 Sep · 08:49 UTC

via RacingNews3652026 F1 Italian Grand Prix - Monza Sunday morning weather updateThe 2026 Italian Grand Prix at Monza is set to take place under ideal weather conditions, with high temperatures and no rain expected. The race is scheduled to begin at 15:00 local time and will cover a total of 53 laps, providing a warm environment for the drivers. However, the easterly wind may hinder overtaking opportunities, as it will not create favorable conditions for drivers at key points on the track. This could impact the race dynamics, making it challenging for competitors to gain positions.

RacingNews365Sun 6 Sep · 07:25 UTC

via f1technical.netF1MATHS: What do the telemetry numbers reveal about Ferrari's tough qualifying session at Monza?Ferrari faced challenges during the qualifying session at Monza despite arriving with a significant engine upgrade. Both drivers, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, managed to qualify in the top five but struggled to replicate their earlier practice pace, ultimately finishing fourth and fifth respectively. The session highlighted Ferrari's difficulties in maximizing their car's potential, particularly in straight-line performance compared to Mercedes and Alpine, who secured pole position with Pierre Gasly. Looking ahead to the race, Leclerc expressed optimism that Ferrari could leverage their strengths in cornering to improve their performance. The team will need to navigate the complexities of energy deployment strategies during the race, which could lead to a more competitive situation than the qualifying results suggest. Overall, while Ferrari showed promise with their engine upgrade, they still have work to do to close the gap to their rivals.

f1technical.netSun 6 Sep · 06:45 UTC

via f1technical.netSTAT CORNER: Who is the most successful driver at the Italian Grand Prix?The Italian Grand Prix, held at Monza for 76 years, is a significant event in the Formula 1 calendar. Notably, it has determined the Drivers' world championship on 11 occasions and has seen remarkable victories, including Sebastian Vettel's unexpected win in 2008 and Pierre Gasly's triumph in 2020. Monza is also recognized for its rich history and statistics, including the unique occurrence of a Ferrari engine winning outside of a Ferrari chassis. Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton are the most successful drivers at Monza, each with five wins, while Ferrari leads as the most successful team overall. The event has seen various drivers achieve multiple victories, contributing to its legacy as a key race in the Formula 1 season.

f1technical.netSun 6 Sep · 00:00 UTC

via f1technical.netPirelli celebrates home Italian Grand Prix with special Monza trophy and podium capsPirelli is celebrating its long-standing connection to the Italian Grand Prix by serving as the title sponsor for the 2026 event at Monza. The company will unveil a unique trophy named 'FRAGILE', designed by Italian artists, which symbolizes the fleeting nature of victory in motorsport. This trophy continues Pirelli's tradition of collaborating with artists to create distinctive awards for the race, a practice that began in 2021. In addition to the trophy, Pirelli has designed a special edition podium cap for the race, incorporating elements of Italian sporting culture. The cap will be worn by the top three finishers, further emphasizing the connection between the event and Italy's rich sporting heritage. Pirelli's involvement at Monza highlights its historical ties to the circuit, which date back to the first Grand Prix held there in 1922.

f1technical.netSun 6 Sep · 00:00 UTC

via f1technical.netRed Bull's Strategy Falters at Monza for Lawson and TsunodaLiam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda faced challenges during the Italian Grand Prix weekend at Monza. Red Bull's slipstream strategy did not yield the expected results, impacting both drivers' qualifying positions.

f1technical.net+ 1 moreSat 5 Sep · 23:00 UTC

via f1technical.netMcLaren Faces Disappointment in Monza Qualifying ResultsMcLaren experienced frustration during the qualifying session for the Italian Grand Prix, with Oscar Piastri securing a third-place finish while Lando Norris could only manage ninth. Norris expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of his car, describing the experience as 'painful'.

f1technical.netSat 5 Sep · 23:00 UTC

via Motorsport.comOscar Piastri on Monza 2025 team orders: "I wouldn’t change how I responded"Oscar Piastri reflected on the team orders he followed during the Monza race in 2025, stating he has no regrets about his response despite the subsequent decline in his season performance. He acknowledged that the challenges he faced were due to multiple factors, not just that single decision, and he believes he handled the situation well at the time. As of now, Piastri is seventh in the championship standings, significantly trailing his teammate Lando Norris. He has been working on improving his pace and adapting his driving style to the new car dynamics, expressing optimism about making progress as he continues to experiment with his approach on the track.

Motorsport.comSat 5 Sep · 22:56 UTC

via RacingNews365Verstappen calls for investigation into Red Bull carMax Verstappen expressed concerns about the compliance of his Red Bull car following a challenging weekend at Monza. He has requested an investigation into the vehicle's performance amid ongoing issues.

RacingNews365+ 1 moreSat 5 Sep · 20:30 UTC

via gpfans.comFerrari and Hamilton miss key Italian Grand Prix chanceFerrari struggled to capitalize on their home advantage during the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. The team's performance raised questions about their title aspirations as they faced significant challenges throughout the race.

gpfans.com+ 1 moreSat 5 Sep · 19:55 UTC

via Formula1.comWhat To Watch For in the Italian Grand Prix at MonzaThe article discusses key points to watch for during the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, particularly focusing on Pierre Gasly's unexpected pole position and the implications for the race. It highlights the significance of Ferrari's home race and the potential for exciting battles on the track, including Kimi Antonelli's anticipated performance. Additionally, the article mentions other notable events, such as Duerksen's victory in the F2 Sprint Race and comments from drivers like George Russell and Max Verstappen regarding their qualifying experiences. Overall, the Monza race is set to be filled with competitive action and strategic challenges.

Formula1.comSat 5 Sep · 18:48 UTC

via Sky Sports F1Hamilton criticises Ferrari's qualifying performanceLewis Hamilton expressed disappointment with Ferrari's performance during the qualifying session for the Italian Grand Prix. He described their execution as lacking, particularly in their efforts to secure a competitive position.

Sky Sports F1+ 1 moreSat 5 Sep · 18:31 UTC

via Motorsport.comNorris says Piastri's mistake cost him time in qualifyingMcLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri achieved fourth and fifth places at the Italian Grand Prix. However, both acknowledged that a mistake during qualifying affected their starting positions and overall performance.

Motorsport.com+ 1 moreSat 5 Sep · 18:19 UTC

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