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Andrea Kimi Antonelli320 2

George Russell236 3

Lewis Hamilton214

Team standings 1MMercedes556 2FFerrari405 3MMcLaren316

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Sepang International Circuit1MVMax Verstappen 2

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

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Yuki TsunodaRB F1 Team 21

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via f1technical.netMcLaren unveils special livery for Monza and MadridMcLaren has introduced a new livery for its MCL40 cars, celebrating four years with partner OKX. This special design will be showcased at the upcoming Italian Grand Prix in Monza and the Spanish Grand Prix.

f1technical.net+ 1 moreWed 2 Sep · 05:00 UTC MVerstappen tipped for Monza shockSep.2 (GMM) Red Bull has confirmed that Tom McCullough will join the team at the beginning of 2027 as its new Head of Racing. Earlier, it was reported that he was the replacement for Gianpiero Lambiase as he repares to move to McLaren. “We’re delighted to welcome Tom to the Team at the beginning of…

newsonf1.comWed 2 Sep · 03:48 UTC

via newsonf1.comMarko questions Verstappen's chances at MonzaHelmut Marko has expressed skepticism about Max Verstappen's chances of winning at Monza, citing a significant performance deficit for Red Bull. Despite some optimism regarding the low-downforce layout, Marko remains critical of the team's recent struggles.newsonf1.com+ 1 moreWed 2 Sep · 03:48 UTC

via F1iGasly benched for Monza FP1 as Aron gets Alpine runPaul Aron has been given the opportunity to drive in the first practice session at Monza, replacing Pierre Gasly, who will join later in the weekend. This marks Aron's second time in the A526, and he aims to provide valuable feedback on the team's recent upgrades while fulfilling the regulatory requirement for rookie driver practice sessions. After his stint, Aron will continue to support the team by working on the simulator at their Enstone base. Gasly, who has a significant history at Monza including his maiden victory in 2020, expressed his enthusiasm for the race weekend. He views Monza as a 'home' race due to his residence in Milan and is eager to build on his recent performance in Zandvoort. While waiting for his turn in FP2, Gasly is focused on contributing to the team's efforts in the championship.

F1iTue 1 Sep · 16:38 UTC

via f1oversteer.comFerrari can forget about winning the Italian Grand Prix if one upgrade stays in the factoryFerrari's chances of winning the Italian Grand Prix hinge on the successful introduction of key upgrades, particularly in aerodynamics and engine performance. The team has made significant strides with their new floor and diffuser, but they must also bring a second batch of ADUO upgrades to compete effectively at Monza, known for its high-speed layout. Without these enhancements, Ferrari risks falling behind their competitors, especially Mercedes and Red Bull, who are better suited to the circuit's demands. The team has a new internal combustion engine specification ready, but its reliability is still under evaluation. If Ferrari opts not to deploy this upgrade, it could severely limit their chances of victory. Historically, Ferrari has performed well at Monza, but without the necessary upgrades, their hopes for a home win may be dashed.

f1oversteer.comTue 1 Sep · 14:00 UTC

via RacingNews3652026 F1 Italian Grand Prix - Monza weather forecastThe weather forecast for the 2026 F1 Italian Grand Prix at Monza indicates extremely hot conditions, with temperatures expected to peak at 34 degrees Celsius during Saturday's qualifying. Both Friday and Sunday are also predicted to be hot, reaching 33 degrees Celsius. The weekend is expected to be rain-free, providing consistent track conditions for the drivers. Wind patterns will change throughout the weekend, impacting braking and overtaking strategies. On Friday, winds will shift from the east to the south, while Saturday's qualifying will feature a headwind into the Ascari chicane. On race day, the wind will again come from the east, which could enhance overtaking opportunities at key points on the track.

RacingNews365Tue 1 Sep · 12:45 UTC

via CrashStruggling midfield team confirms much-needed Monza F1 upgradesHaas is set to introduce a long-awaited upgrade package at the upcoming Italian Grand Prix, aiming to improve their performance after a disappointing season. The team has struggled since the Canadian Grand Prix, where they last scored significant points, and has only managed to add two more points since then, both from the Monaco race. Audi has been closing in on them in the constructors' standings, intensifying the need for Haas to regain competitiveness. Team principal Ayao Komatsu expressed the importance of maximizing practice time to evaluate the new upgrades, while driver Esteban Ocon is optimistic about the changes, hoping to leverage recent positive experiences in the car. With a busy race schedule ahead, Haas is focused on pushing forward in the midfield and reclaiming their earlier form.

CrashTue 1 Sep · 11:19 UTC

via grandprix.comAudi changes Monza gearing before Baku overhaulAudi is making adjustments to its car ahead of the upcoming Monza Grand Prix, focusing on revising the transmission ratios to enhance performance. The team has identified issues with the original gear setup, which complicated starts and limited overall speed. These changes have been in the works for some time, as manufacturing new parts requires significant lead time under regulations. Following the Monza adjustments, Audi is preparing a major aerodynamic upgrade for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The team has shown recent improvement, scoring points in four consecutive races after a slow start to the season. The upcoming changes aim to address performance weaknesses while maintaining speed on the long straights of both circuits.grandprix.comTue 1 Sep · 10:56 UTC

via Formula1.comWhat do McLaren’s newest upgrades tell us ahead of Monza?McLaren has rolled out a series of upgrades ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, including enhancements to the rear wing, engine cover, and diffuser, among others. These components are designed to improve aerodynamic performance individually rather than as a cohesive package, as clarified by technical director Neil Houldey. The impact of these upgrades has been significant, contributing to Lando Norris's consecutive victories in the last two races, both achieved from pole position. This strategic introduction of performance items highlights McLaren's focus on enhancing their competitiveness as they approach the Monza race.

Formula1.comTue 1 Sep · 10:35 UTC

via CrashAudi concede F1 points streak fear for Italian Grand PrixAudi has recently improved its performance in Formula 1, scoring points in the last four races after a slow start to the season. This includes finishes in eighth and ninth places across various circuits, which has helped them surpass Williams in the constructors' standings. However, Audi's racing director, Allan McNish, has expressed concerns about the upcoming Italian Grand Prix at Monza, citing the track's unique layout as a potential challenge to their points streak. Nico Hulkenberg, who has been instrumental in this recent success, aims to maintain the team's positive trajectory, while teammate Gabriel Bortoleto looks forward to racing at Monza, where he has fond memories. Both drivers acknowledge the competitive nature of the midfield and are focused on executing a strong performance in the race.

CrashTue 1 Sep · 09:46 UTC

via Formula1.com5 drivers most likely to win the Italian Grand PrixThe article discusses the upcoming 2026 Italian Grand Prix, highlighting its location at Monza and the release of initial betting odds. It identifies prominent drivers such as Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen as leading candidates for victory in the race. Additionally, the article notes that the event will showcase a new generation of Formula 1 cars, which may influence the competition dynamics and the betting landscape leading up to the race.

Formula1.comTue 1 Sep · 08:15 UTC

via gpfans.comFIA announces circuit configuration for Italian Grand Prix at Monza and it could help FerrariThe FIA has introduced a new circuit configuration for the upcoming Italian Grand Prix at Monza, featuring four designated zones where drivers can utilize a new Straight Mode. This mode allows for adjustments to the front and rear wings to reduce aerodynamic drag, enhancing performance on straight sections of the track. Unlike the previous DRS system, this mode is now an integrated part of the car's capabilities, enabling all drivers to activate it within the specified zones regardless of their position relative to other cars. Additionally, a new Overtake Mode has been implemented, granting drivers a boost of electric energy when they are close to a competitor. Ferrari is set to debut an engine upgrade named ADUO-2 during this race, aimed at maximizing the advantages of these new energy modes. The changes are expected to impact the race dynamics significantly, particularly benefiting Ferrari on their home turf.

gpfans.comMon 31 Aug · 21:28 UTC

via Formula1.comMonza betting insights ahead of the Italian Grand PrixAs the Italian Grand Prix approaches, bettors are focusing on live betting strategies. Experts provide insights and odds to help fans make informed predictions during the race.

Formula1.comMon 31 Aug · 16:47 UTC

via Formula1.com7 memorable Italian Grand Prix moments from MonzaThe article highlights several memorable moments from the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, showcasing the rich history of the event. Notable achievements include Charles Leclerc's victory in 2019, Michael Schumacher's emotional win in 2000, and Pierre Gasly's maiden victory in 2020 during a race held without spectators due to the pandemic. Additionally, the article mentions Ferrari's 90th anniversary celebration in 2019, Sebastian Vettel's first win in 2008, Daniel Ricciardo's triumphant return to the top of the podium in 2021, and Lewis Hamilton's stylish arrival at the 2022 race. These moments reflect the significance of Monza in Formula 1 history.

Formula1.comMon 31 Aug · 16:47 UTC

via RacingNews365Jenson Button escapes unscathed from frightening Monza crash with Honda - On This DayOn August 31, 2006, Jenson Button experienced a serious crash during a test session at the Monza circuit. The incident occurred at high speed, approximately 260 km/h, when a problem with the left rear suspension caused his car to lose traction and crash into the tyre barriers, resulting in significant damage to the vehicle but leaving Button uninjured. Following the crash, Button was able to exit the car without assistance, prompting relief from the Honda team. The incident caused a disruption to their testing program, which was aimed at preparing for the upcoming Italian Grand Prix, and led to an investigation into the cause of the failure to ensure safety in future races.

RacingNews365Mon 31 Aug · 16:20 UTC

via Formula1.comF1 NATION: Will Antonelli or Ferrari be home heroes at Monza?The upcoming Italian Grand Prix at Monza presents a unique challenge for drivers, particularly for Lando Norris, who is on a winning streak but faces a different track layout. Kimi Antonelli, the championship leader, will be starting from a grid position lower than expected due to a penalty, complicating his pursuit of a seventh win this season. Meanwhile, Ferrari seeks to regain form after a disappointing two-race stretch without a podium finish, while Max Verstappen aims to bounce back at a track where he has previously excelled. The F1 Nation podcast previews the race and discusses various topics, including Franco Colapinto's contract extension with Alpine. The hosts encourage fan engagement by inviting questions for future episodes, highlighting the community aspect of the sport as the excitement builds for the Monza race weekend.

Formula1.comMon 31 Aug · 11:25 UTC

via f1oversteer.comLewis Hamilton holds advantage over Charles LeclercLewis Hamilton may have a competitive edge over Charles Leclerc at the Monza Grand Prix. The event is significant for Ferrari, and Hamilton's performance could solidify his position within the team.

f1oversteer.com+ 1 moreMon 31 Aug · 10:30 UTC

via gpfans.comFerrari's Monza tricks revealed to power Lewis Hamilton to Italian Grand Prix winFerrari has been fine-tuning their car in preparation for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, focusing on adjustments to enhance speed on the fast track. Key changes include the removal of certain downforce elements and a return to a simpler floor design, aimed at reducing drag and maximizing performance on the long straights characteristic of Monza. Additionally, Ferrari is expected to introduce a power unit upgrade that could provide a significant horsepower boost for drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. While the team has not confirmed the specifics of the engine upgrade, it is anticipated to play a crucial role in their performance during the race.

gpfans.comMon 31 Aug · 08:44 UTC

via thejudge13.comFerrari prepares for Lewis Hamilton contract decision ahead of MonzaFerrari is preparing to potentially announce a contract extension for Lewis Hamilton at the upcoming Monza Grand Prix. Hamilton, who is currently contracted until at least 2027, has expressed motivation to continue racing, and speculation suggests he may extend his stay with Ferrari into 2028. This decision could significantly impact the future of Ferrari junior driver Oliver Bearman, whose path to a seat at Ferrari may be complicated by Hamilton's extended presence in the team. The driver market has shifted recently, with several top drivers securing long-term contracts, leaving Hamilton as one of the few elite drivers without a clear future beyond 2027. Ferrari has already secured its other key drivers, making Hamilton's experience valuable as the team navigates a major technical reset in 2026. The Monza Grand Prix, being a crucial event for Ferrari, is seen as an ideal platform for any major announcements regarding Hamilton's future.

thejudge13.comMon 31 Aug · 08:15 UTC

via f1technical.netBrowning to drive Alex Albon’s Williams in Monza FP1Luke Browning, the reserve driver for Williams, will take over Alex Albon's FW48 during the first practice session at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza. This marks Browning's second appearance in FP1 for the 2026 season and his sixth overall with the team. His previous experience with the FW48 at the Austrian Grand Prix will aid him in gathering valuable data to support Williams' development efforts during this session, which is part of the team's mandated rookie testing requirements for the season. Browning, who is also racing full-time in Japan's Super Formula series, is focused on maximizing his experience in the FW48 to enhance his understanding of the car. The data collected during the Monza session will be crucial for Williams' simulator program and overall performance analysis. Browning's participation not only contributes to his own development as a potential future Formula 1 driver but also helps the team improve their understanding of the new-generation machinery.

f1technical.netMon 31 Aug · 08:00 UTC

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