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via Motorsport.comMax Verstappen reveals Red Bull response to playful "shunt" request in 100-driver karting challengeMax Verstappen recently took part in a unique karting challenge where he raced against 100 other drivers on a specially designed track at Silverstone. During a live stream, he humorously inquired with Red Bull about the possibility of 'shunting' his competitors, to which the team advised against it, although they acknowledged the playful nature of the request.
The event, titled 'Max vs 100' and hosted by comedian Mo Gilligan, will showcase Verstappen's karting skills and will be available for streaming on Disney+ on September 16. The bespoke track, designed by a former karting world champion, aims to provide an unforgettable experience as Verstappen navigates through heavy traffic while racing.
Thu 3 Sep · 17:41 UTC
via Formula1.comAntonelli to Assist Russell with Tow at Monza QualifyingKimi Antonelli will start from the back of the grid at the Italian Grand Prix due to a penalty. He is set to provide a strategic tow to his Mercedes teammate George Russell during qualifying.
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via Motorsport.comPierre Gasly Secures Pole Position for Italian Grand PrixPierre Gasly achieved pole position for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, marking a significant milestone for Alpine. He narrowly edged out George Russell by just 0.060 seconds during the qualifying session.Thu 3 Sep · 17:35 UTC
via Motorsport.comKimi Antonelli Faces Prank at Italian Grand PrixKimi Antonelli, the championship leader, experienced a prank from Mercedes during the Italian Grand Prix. This incident marks a continuation of the playful rivalry between Antonelli and the Brackley team.+ 1 moreThu 3 Sep · 17:15 UTC
via Motorsport.comDrivers Prepare for Challenging Energy Management at MonzaFormula 1 drivers are anticipating a demanding weekend at the Italian Grand Prix, focusing on energy management strategies. Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc have both highlighted the potential for 'yo-yo racing' and the need for careful throttle control.+ 4 moreThu 3 Sep · 16:34 UTC
via RacingNews365Leclerc to Assist Hamilton with Tow in Italian GP QualifyingCharles Leclerc plans to provide a tow for his Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton during the qualifying session of the Italian Grand Prix. This strategy highlights the importance of teamwork and slipstreaming in the upcoming race.
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via RacingNews365Max Verstappen Shares Health Update Before Italian Grand PrixMax Verstappen has confirmed his recovery from an illness that affected him during the recent Zandvoort race. He expressed relief at feeling better as he prepares for the upcoming Italian Grand Prix at Monza.+ 4 moreThu 3 Sep · 14:30 UTC
via RacingNews365Kimi Antonelli confirms Mercedes discussions in George Russell support roleKimi Antonelli has confirmed that he is in talks with Mercedes regarding a support role for George Russell during the upcoming Italian Grand Prix. Due to a new power unit fitted to his car, Antonelli will start from the back of the grid, which has implications for his championship lead as his rivals have the opportunity to close the gap on him. The decision to take a grid penalty at Monza was made because the track is conducive to overtaking, making it a strategic choice for the team.
Despite his starting position, Antonelli is prepared to assist Russell in qualifying by offering a tow if requested by Mercedes. He has acknowledged that while he aims for pole position, his priority will be to support the team’s efforts. This collaboration highlights the dynamics within the Mercedes team as they navigate the challenges of the race weekend.Thu 3 Sep · 13:45 UTC
via CrashKimi Antonelli Clarifies Commitment to Mercedes Amid Ferrari SpeculationKimi Antonelli has dismissed rumors linking him to a future with Ferrari, expressing his satisfaction with his current role at Mercedes. He stated that he could envision spending his entire career with the Mercedes team.
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via CrashAston Martin's Alonso and Cardile Remain Confident in Honda PartnershipAston Martin's technical chief Enrico Cardile and driver Fernando Alonso have expressed unwavering support for their partnership with Honda despite recent performance challenges. Both emphasized their belief in Honda's potential to improve and succeed in Formula 1.+ 4 moreThu 3 Sep · 11:59 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen Aims for Improved Performance at MonzaMax Verstappen is looking to bounce back at the Italian Grand Prix following a disappointing race in Zandvoort. He has acknowledged the challenges of energy management at Monza and is focused on what Red Bull can achieve this weekend.+ 2 moreThu 3 Sep · 11:30 UTC
via thejudge13.comSchumacher claims Kimi Antonelli will join FerrariIn addition to Antonelli, Oliver Bearman is seen as another young driver who could be in line for a Ferrari seat. With Charles Leclerc's contract extended through 2028 and Lewis Hamilton indicating a desire to stay with Ferrari, any potential move for Antonelli would require careful timing. The upcoming Italian Grand Prix may provide an early indication of Antonelli's popularity, as fans may rally behind him, hoping for a future where he drives for Ferrari.
Thu 3 Sep · 11:05 UTC
via f1oversteer.comNaomi Schiff shares if Italy is really supporting Kimi Antonelli over Ferrari at Italian Grand PrixThe upcoming Italian Grand Prix at Monza will see Kimi Antonelli and Ferrari both vying for support from the Tifosi. Antonelli, who leads the championship, faces a grid penalty that will start him at the back, while Ferrari aims to capitalize on home advantage with car upgrades. The race is significant as Antonelli could become the first Italian champion since 1953 if he performs well.
Despite Antonelli's rising star status, Naomi Schiff and others suggest that the Italian crowd remains more loyal to Ferrari. Historical context is provided by comparing Antonelli's situation to that of Giancarlo Fisichella, who also faced overshadowing by Ferrari during his career. The excitement around the race is palpable, with expectations for a thrilling atmosphere if both Antonelli and Ferrari perform well.
Thu 3 Sep · 11:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comKimi Antonelli Reflects on Monza Crash Impact Ahead of RaceAndrea Kimi Antonelli, the current championship leader, discusses the emotional aftermath of his crash during his Formula 1 debut at Monza. He recalls feeling hesitant to return to the track following the incident in 2024.+ 1 moreThu 3 Sep · 09:00 UTC
via gpfans.comOscar Piastri to Red Bull is not dead and neither is Max Verstappen dramaThe article discusses the ongoing speculation surrounding Oscar Piastri's future in Formula 1, particularly regarding a potential move to Red Bull. Despite recent rumors linking him to a swap with Max Verstappen, who has signed a lucrative contract extension with Red Bull, Piastri remains a McLaren driver for now. However, the dynamics could change if Verstappen's performance declines, as his new contract may contain similar exit clauses as his previous one.
Furthermore, the article highlights that while the immediate drama has subsided, the possibility of Piastri being replaced by Verstappen in the future remains a significant storyline. With Lando Norris securing his position at McLaren, Piastri's future could be uncertain if Red Bull does not perform well in the coming seasons.
Thu 3 Sep · 08:45 UTC
via PlanetF1Red Bull Faces Challenges After Monza Practice SessionsRed Bull Racing encountered difficulties during the opening day of practice at the Italian Grand Prix. Max Verstappen, who missed the first practice session, acknowledged that the team is struggling to achieve the right balance with their car.
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via PlanetF1Italian GP predictions: Antonelli disaster, McLaren surprise, civil war breaks outAs the 13th round of the F1 2026 season approaches, Kimi Antonelli faces a grid penalty that complicates his championship lead. Predictions suggest George Russell will take the win, with McLaren and Ferrari drivers also in contention. The article explores the evolving dynamics within teams, particularly regarding qualifying strategies and potential conflicts among teammates.Thu 3 Sep · 05:06 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen 'calms whole system down' as Racing Bulls look to crucial decisionMax Verstappen's recent contract extension with Red Bull has been acknowledged by Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer as a stabilizing factor in the F1 driver market. This development allows Racing Bulls to concentrate on their existing drivers and potential candidates without the uncertainty of Verstappen's future affecting their decisions. The team is particularly monitoring F2 championship leader Nikola Tsolov, who will soon test F1 machinery at Imola.
Bayer reiterated that the team is not in a hurry to finalize driver selections, as both Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad are performing admirably. The team is confident in their junior program and will take their time to ensure the best decision is made regarding driver placements, with team principal Alan Permane leading this process.Thu 3 Sep · 04:30 UTC
via newsonf1.comKimi Antonelli Embraces Challenge of Starting from Back at MonzaMercedes driver Kimi Antonelli is set to start from the back of the grid at the Italian Grand Prix due to a grid penalty. The championship leader expressed that this situation may relieve some pressure, allowing him to approach the race with a more liberated mindset.
via gpfans.comMonaco built a new $2.3bn district in the sea and F1 star Max Verstappen moved inMonaco has unveiled a new $2.3 billion district called Mareterra, which opened in 2024 and expanded the principality's size by 3 percent. The development features luxury residences, including apartments and villas, as well as commercial spaces and a marina. Max Verstappen, a prominent F1 driver, has moved into this new area and highlighted it to his fellow racers during an event in Monaco.
The Mareterra project was initiated by Prince Albert II in 2013, with construction starting in 2017 after seabed preparations. Property prices in Mareterra are exceptionally high, with listings starting at $75.3 million and the most expensive sale reaching $546 million. The area is home to many F1 drivers, reflecting the sport's strong ties to Monaco.Wed 2 Sep · 21:30 UTCPage 14 of 37