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via RacingNews365Practice 2 at Monza Sees Competitive Times from Multiple DriversThe second free practice session for the 2026 F1 Italian Grand Prix took place at Monza. Various drivers, including Kimi Antonelli and Liam Lawson, showcased strong performances during the session.
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via f1oversteer.comLawson and Red Bull Reflect on Productive Italian GP PracticeLiam 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 Grid Penalty for Italian Grand PrixOscar 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.+ 13 moreFri 4 Sep · 12:12 UTCUntitled story
via CrashLeclerc Tops First Practice at Italian Grand Prix in MonzaCharles Leclerc set the fastest time in the opening practice session for the Italian Grand Prix, leading a Ferrari 1-2 alongside teammate Lewis Hamilton. The session took place under hot conditions at Monza, with Leclerc's best lap recorded at 1m23.008s.
via RacingNews365Arvid Lindblad reacts to latest Red Bull snubDespite his disappointment, Lindblad understands the team's decision, recognizing that Lawson's familiarity with the car and recent performance provided a logical rationale for continuity. Lindblad, who has had a solid debut season with 23 points and no retirements, remains focused on his own performance as he prepares for the race weekend.Fri 4 Sep · 10:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Practice 1 at Monza Sees Competitive Times from Multiple DriversThe first practice session for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza featured strong performances from several drivers. Notable contenders included Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc, who both showcased their speed during the session.+ 1 moreFri 4 Sep · 09:30 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen addresses potential Liam Lawson help: 'I never ask'Max Verstappen has clarified his position regarding potential assistance from Liam Lawson during the qualifying session at the Italian Grand Prix. He stated that he does not request help from his team and is focused on his own performance, especially given Lawson's role as a substitute for Isack Hadjar due to injury. Despite the potential for slipstreaming to play a role at Monza, Verstappen is not interested in strategic maneuvers during his qualifying laps.
The article highlights the significance of slipstreaming at Monza, particularly under new FIA regulations that limit energy harvesting. Verstappen acknowledged that following closely behind another car might be more common this season, but he remains committed to his own racing strategy. He reiterated that the team aims for both drivers to excel, without relying on one to assist the other.Fri 4 Sep · 04:30 UTC
via newsonf1.comIsack Hadjar to miss Spanish Grand Prix due to injuryRed Bull has confirmed that Isack Hadjar will not participate in the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix as he continues to recover from a wrist injury. The team is prioritizing his full recovery before considering his return to racing.
via RacingNews365Arvid Lindblad Acknowledges Red Bull's Decision to Keep LawsonArvid Lindblad has expressed understanding regarding Red Bull's choice to have Liam Lawson replace the injured Isack Hadjar. Despite his disappointment, Lindblad acknowledged the situation with good grace.+ 2 moreThu 3 Sep · 18:15 UTC
via PlanetF1Liam Lawson facing nervous F1 2027 wait as Racing Bulls responds to Verstappen decisionMax Verstappen's recent contract extension with Red Bull until 2030 has brought stability to the team, but uncertainty remains regarding Liam Lawson's future with Racing Bulls. The team has not rushed to finalize its driver lineup for F1 2027, as both Lawson and rookie Arvid Lindblad have been performing well this season, contributing to the team's fifth place in the constructors' championship.
While Lawson's position appears secure for now, he faces competition from junior driver Nikola Tsolov, who is excelling in Formula 2. Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer has indicated that the team is pleased with its current drivers, but decisions regarding the lineup will ultimately be made by team principal Alan Permane, who is focused on maintaining a calm environment as they approach the next season.
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via f1oversteer.comYuki Tsunoda claims replacing Liam Lawson at Racing Bulls has ‘suspended’ talks over his futureYuki Tsunoda says he has had “several” calls from interested teams after his cameo in place of Liam Lawson for Racing Bulls, yet has paused ...Thu 3 Sep · 18:00 UTC
via thejudge13.comKimi Antonelli Acknowledges Ongoing Ferrari Speculation in F1Kimi Antonelli has recognized that he will likely be associated with Ferrari throughout his Formula 1 career, regardless of his current team. Former driver Ralf Schumacher has also suggested that Antonelli may eventually transition from Mercedes to Ferrari.
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via grandprix.comSchumacher says modern F1 helps veterans race longerRalf Schumacher has commented on how modern Formula 1 regulations are enabling older drivers to maintain competitive careers longer than in previous eras. He highlights that the focus on energy and tire management has shifted the demands of racing, allowing veterans like Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton to perform well into their 40s, which he believes diminishes opportunities for younger drivers to enter the sport.
Schumacher emphasizes the need for a balance in regulations that rewards experienced drivers while also ensuring that younger talent has a chance to compete. He points out that advancements in training and preparation techniques have contributed to this trend, but he remains concerned about the implications for the future of the sport and the next generation of drivers.via newsonf1.comSchumacher says F1 too easy for ageing starsSep.3 (GMM) Ralf Schumacher has criticised the current Formula 1 rules for making it easier for older drivers to prolong their careers, as Lewis Hamilton is linked with a Ferrari extension into 2028. Hamilton would be 43 during that season, while Fernando Alonso is already 45 and could yet continue beyond his current Aston Martin…
via PlanetF1Is Liam Lawson the big winner of Helmut Marko’s Red Bull exit?Liam Lawson has found a silver lining in Helmut Marko's departure from Red Bull, as he no longer faces constant scrutiny from the former motorsport advisor. After a challenging start in 2023 and a brief stint with Red Bull Racing, Lawson has rebuilt his reputation and emerged as a preferred substitute driver for the team, recently scoring points at the Dutch Grand Prix.
As Lawson prepares for the upcoming Italian Grand Prix, he will continue to drive the RB22 while Isack Hadjar recovers from injury. Guenther Steiner has noted that Lawson's confidence has improved without Marko's oversight, allowing him to focus on his performance and adapt to the car more effectively.Wed 2 Sep · 18:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comRalf Schumacher says Lewis Hamilton’s rumoured contract extension shows F1 isn’t what it ‘used to be’Lewis Hamilton is rumored to have extended his contract with Ferrari for the 2027 season, which would mark his 21st consecutive year in Formula 1. At 42 years old, Hamilton remains competitive, currently tied on points with teammate George Russell and significantly behind Kimi Antonelli in the standings. Ralf Schumacher commented on the implications of Hamilton's longevity in the sport, suggesting that the evolving nature of F1 has made it less physically demanding for older drivers to compete effectively.
Schumacher's remarks highlight a broader trend in the sport, where drivers like Fernando Alonso and Nico Hulkenberg are also approaching or surpassing 40 years of age. He expressed concern that the current regulations, which emphasize battery and tire management, may diminish the sport's intensity and challenge, potentially affecting the development of younger talent in Formula 1.Wed 2 Sep · 17:00 UTC
via CrashIsack Hadjar's Return Delayed Due to Ongoing Wrist RecoveryRed Bull Racing has confirmed that Isack Hadjar is not expected to participate in the upcoming Madrid Grand Prix. Team principal Laurent Mekies stated that Hadjar requires additional time to fully recover from his wrist injury.+ 2 moreWed 2 Sep · 14:15 UTC
via PlanetF1Liam Lawson to Replace Injured Isack Hadjar at MonzaRed Bull Racing has confirmed that Liam Lawson will drive alongside Max Verstappen at the Italian Grand Prix. Isack Hadjar remains sidelined due to a wrist injury sustained during the summer break.+ 3 moreWed 2 Sep · 14:08 UTC
via RacingNews365Practice 2 at Monza Sees Competitive Times from Multiple DriversThe second free practice session for the 2026 F1 Italian Grand Prix took place at Monza. Various drivers, including Kimi Antonelli and Liam Lawson, showcased strong performances during the session.+ 1 moreFri 4 Sep · 13:30 UTCvia f1oversteer.comLawson and Red Bull Reflect on Productive Italian GP PracticeLiam 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.+ 2 moreFri 4 Sep · 12:30 UTCvia RacingNews365Oscar Piastri Receives Grid Penalty for Italian Grand PrixOscar 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.+ 13 moreFri 4 Sep · 12:12 UTCUntitled storyvia CrashLeclerc Tops First Practice at Italian Grand Prix in MonzaCharles Leclerc set the fastest time in the opening practice session for the Italian Grand Prix, leading a Ferrari 1-2 alongside teammate Lewis Hamilton. The session took place under hot conditions at Monza, with Leclerc's best lap recorded at 1m23.008s.via RacingNews365Arvid Lindblad reacts to latest Red Bull snubDespite his disappointment, Lindblad understands the team's decision, recognizing that Lawson's familiarity with the car and recent performance provided a logical rationale for continuity. Lindblad, who has had a solid debut season with 23 points and no retirements, remains focused on his own performance as he prepares for the race weekend.Fri 4 Sep · 10:00 UTCvia RacingNews365Practice 1 at Monza Sees Competitive Times from Multiple DriversThe first practice session for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza featured strong performances from several drivers. Notable contenders included Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc, who both showcased their speed during the session.+ 1 moreFri 4 Sep · 09:30 UTCvia RacingNews365Max Verstappen addresses potential Liam Lawson help: 'I never ask'Max Verstappen has clarified his position regarding potential assistance from Liam Lawson during the qualifying session at the Italian Grand Prix. He stated that he does not request help from his team and is focused on his own performance, especially given Lawson's role as a substitute for Isack Hadjar due to injury. Despite the potential for slipstreaming to play a role at Monza, Verstappen is not interested in strategic maneuvers during his qualifying laps.
The article highlights the significance of slipstreaming at Monza, particularly under new FIA regulations that limit energy harvesting. Verstappen acknowledged that following closely behind another car might be more common this season, but he remains committed to his own racing strategy. He reiterated that the team aims for both drivers to excel, without relying on one to assist the other.Fri 4 Sep · 04:30 UTCvia newsonf1.comIsack Hadjar to miss Spanish Grand Prix due to injuryRed Bull has confirmed that Isack Hadjar will not participate in the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix as he continues to recover from a wrist injury. The team is prioritizing his full recovery before considering his return to racing.via RacingNews365Arvid Lindblad Acknowledges Red Bull's Decision to Keep LawsonArvid Lindblad has expressed understanding regarding Red Bull's choice to have Liam Lawson replace the injured Isack Hadjar. Despite his disappointment, Lindblad acknowledged the situation with good grace.+ 2 moreThu 3 Sep · 18:15 UTCvia PlanetF1Liam Lawson facing nervous F1 2027 wait as Racing Bulls responds to Verstappen decisionMax Verstappen's recent contract extension with Red Bull until 2030 has brought stability to the team, but uncertainty remains regarding Liam Lawson's future with Racing Bulls. The team has not rushed to finalize its driver lineup for F1 2027, as both Lawson and rookie Arvid Lindblad have been performing well this season, contributing to the team's fifth place in the constructors' championship.
While Lawson's position appears secure for now, he faces competition from junior driver Nikola Tsolov, who is excelling in Formula 2. Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer has indicated that the team is pleased with its current drivers, but decisions regarding the lineup will ultimately be made by team principal Alan Permane, who is focused on maintaining a calm environment as they approach the next season.Thu 3 Sep · 18:00 UTCvia f1oversteer.comYuki Tsunoda claims replacing Liam Lawson at Racing Bulls has ‘suspended’ talks over his futureYuki Tsunoda says he has had “several” calls from interested teams after his cameo in place of Liam Lawson for Racing Bulls, yet has paused ...Thu 3 Sep · 18:00 UTCvia thejudge13.comKimi Antonelli Acknowledges Ongoing Ferrari Speculation in F1Kimi Antonelli has recognized that he will likely be associated with Ferrari throughout his Formula 1 career, regardless of his current team. Former driver Ralf Schumacher has also suggested that Antonelli may eventually transition from Mercedes to Ferrari.+ 2 moreThu 3 Sep · 11:05 UTCvia grandprix.comSchumacher says modern F1 helps veterans race longerRalf Schumacher has commented on how modern Formula 1 regulations are enabling older drivers to maintain competitive careers longer than in previous eras. He highlights that the focus on energy and tire management has shifted the demands of racing, allowing veterans like Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton to perform well into their 40s, which he believes diminishes opportunities for younger drivers to enter the sport.
Schumacher emphasizes the need for a balance in regulations that rewards experienced drivers while also ensuring that younger talent has a chance to compete. He points out that advancements in training and preparation techniques have contributed to this trend, but he remains concerned about the implications for the future of the sport and the next generation of drivers.via newsonf1.comSchumacher says F1 too easy for ageing starsSep.3 (GMM) Ralf Schumacher has criticised the current Formula 1 rules for making it easier for older drivers to prolong their careers, as Lewis Hamilton is linked with a Ferrari extension into 2028. Hamilton would be 43 during that season, while Fernando Alonso is already 45 and could yet continue beyond his current Aston Martin…via PlanetF1Is Liam Lawson the big winner of Helmut Marko’s Red Bull exit?Liam Lawson has found a silver lining in Helmut Marko's departure from Red Bull, as he no longer faces constant scrutiny from the former motorsport advisor. After a challenging start in 2023 and a brief stint with Red Bull Racing, Lawson has rebuilt his reputation and emerged as a preferred substitute driver for the team, recently scoring points at the Dutch Grand Prix.
As Lawson prepares for the upcoming Italian Grand Prix, he will continue to drive the RB22 while Isack Hadjar recovers from injury. Guenther Steiner has noted that Lawson's confidence has improved without Marko's oversight, allowing him to focus on his performance and adapt to the car more effectively.Wed 2 Sep · 18:00 UTCvia f1oversteer.comRalf Schumacher says Lewis Hamilton’s rumoured contract extension shows F1 isn’t what it ‘used to be’Lewis Hamilton is rumored to have extended his contract with Ferrari for the 2027 season, which would mark his 21st consecutive year in Formula 1. At 42 years old, Hamilton remains competitive, currently tied on points with teammate George Russell and significantly behind Kimi Antonelli in the standings. Ralf Schumacher commented on the implications of Hamilton's longevity in the sport, suggesting that the evolving nature of F1 has made it less physically demanding for older drivers to compete effectively.
Schumacher's remarks highlight a broader trend in the sport, where drivers like Fernando Alonso and Nico Hulkenberg are also approaching or surpassing 40 years of age. He expressed concern that the current regulations, which emphasize battery and tire management, may diminish the sport's intensity and challenge, potentially affecting the development of younger talent in Formula 1.Wed 2 Sep · 17:00 UTCvia CrashIsack Hadjar's Return Delayed Due to Ongoing Wrist RecoveryRed Bull Racing has confirmed that Isack Hadjar is not expected to participate in the upcoming Madrid Grand Prix. Team principal Laurent Mekies stated that Hadjar requires additional time to fully recover from his wrist injury.+ 2 moreWed 2 Sep · 14:15 UTCvia PlanetF1Liam Lawson to Replace Injured Isack Hadjar at MonzaRed Bull Racing has confirmed that Liam Lawson will drive alongside Max Verstappen at the Italian Grand Prix. Isack Hadjar remains sidelined due to a wrist injury sustained during the summer break.+ 3 moreWed 2 Sep · 14:08 UTCPage 3 of 9