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Antonelli says he will not think about the title at the Spanish Grand Prix
At the new Madring circuit in Madrid, Kimi Antonelli said he wants to keep championship thoughts out of his mind and focus on driving. The Mercedes driver, 66 points ahead of teammate George Russell, called his win at Monza from 19th on the grid the best day of his life so far.
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Hamilton and Leclerc clear the air after Monza clash
Lewis Hamilton says he and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc have resolved their on-track controversy from the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, where Leclerc forced Hamilton into the gravel. The pair spoke face to face and agreed to move on, ahead of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madring circuit near Madrid.
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Leclerc crashes out of Italian GP after clash with Hamilton, accepts blame
Charles Leclerc crashed out of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza after an opening-lap clash with Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton. Leclerc admitted the incident went too far, while Hamilton lamented the team's approach and strategy. Leclerc will undergo further medical checks before the next race in Spain.
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Antonelli wins Italian Grand Prix from 19th on grid at Monza
Kimi Antonelli won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, remarkably climbing from 19th on the grid to take victory. His Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said he had anticipated the win, citing Antonelli's mindset and energy levels.
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Italian GP halted and restarted after Leclerc's heavy crash at Parabolica
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza was red-flagged and restarted after Ferrari's Charles Leclerc crashed heavily at the Parabolica corner on lap two. Leclerc was reported OK after a visit to the medical centre. The race restarted after a half-hour delay for tyre wall repairs, with George Russell leading.
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Hamilton criticises Ferrari strategy after qualifying fifth at Monza
Lewis Hamilton qualified fifth for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, blaming poor team strategy for disrupting his rhythm. He and teammate Charles Leclerc were later promoted to third and fourth due to penalties. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli will start from the back after an engine change.
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Gasly stuns F1 with surprise pole at Italian Grand Prix in Monza
Pierre Gasly secured a shock pole position for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, beating George Russell to the top spot in qualifying. The Alpine driver's performance was a major surprise, as he had been playing online chess with Russell before the session and won that too.
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Gasly stuns favourites to take Italian GP pole at Monza
Alpine's Pierre Gasly secured a surprise pole position for the Formula One Italian Grand Prix at Monza. He edged out Mercedes' George Russell by 0.060 seconds, with McLaren's Oscar Piastri in third.
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Russell tops final Monza practice, Hamilton second for Ferrari
George Russell set the fastest time in final practice for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Lewis Hamilton was second for Ferrari, with Max Verstappen third and Kimi Antonelli fourth.
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Russell tops second Monza practice, Leclerc leads first for Ferrari
At the Italian Grand Prix in Monza, George Russell set the fastest lap of the day for Mercedes in the second practice session. Charles Leclerc had led the first session for Ferrari, with the team showing strong pace at their home circuit.
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Leclerc leads Hamilton in Ferrari 1-2 at Monza practice
Charles Leclerc set the fastest time in opening practice for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, leading a Ferrari 1-2 with Lewis Hamilton. The session also saw the Court of Appeal overturn the Monaco Grand Prix result, promoting Isack Hadjar to third.
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Russell tops Italian GP practice as Hamilton laments Ferrari's straight-line speed
George Russell set the fastest time in Friday practice for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, leading Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. Lewis Hamilton, who was fifth, said Ferrari's new engine is an improvement but that the team still has a considerable straight-line speed deficit to Mercedes.
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Antonelli says he will obey Mercedes orders to give Russell a tow at Monza
Kimi Antonelli says he will help teammate George Russell with a tow in qualifying at the Italian Grand Prix if asked. The Mercedes driver, who leads the championship, will start from the back of the grid due to a power unit penalty.
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FIA declares Italian Grand Prix a heat-hazard race due to high temperatures
The FIA has declared the Italian Grand Prix at Monza a heat-hazard race, with temperatures expected to exceed 31°C on Sunday. Drivers will be allowed to use a cooling system, or carry extra ballast if they choose not to. This is the second race this year to receive the designation.
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F1 leader Antonelli to start home Italian GP from back of grid after engine penalty
Formula 1 championship leader Kimi Antonelli will start his home Italian Grand Prix at Monza from the back of the grid after taking a new engine, incurring penalties. The Mercedes driver leads the championship by 59 points and will be chasing the Ferraris in front of his home fans.
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Ferrari honors Schumacher's legacy at Monza
Ferrari will race at Monza this weekend with a special livery and display cars to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Michael Schumacher's first win with the team. The event honors his decade at Maranello and his five consecutive world championships.