F1: It’s been 60 years since an Italian driver last won at Monza—will Antonelli be next?
It’s Italian Grand Prix week. Scarfiotti was the last Italian to win at Monza. Now it’s Antonelli’s turn, though he’ll be starting with a penalty.
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It’s Italian Grand Prix week. Scarfiotti was the last Italian to win at Monza. Now it’s Antonelli’s turn, though he’ll be starting with a penalty.
Both have won the Italian Grand Prix five times. The seven-time World Champion is aiming for the all-time record.
Anticipation is building for the Italian Grand Prix. Ferrari will unveil a major innovation as it aims for victory in the race.
According to the former Haas team principal, the pecking order is now set
More than 600 cars are expected on Saturday, September 19, and Sunday, September 20, at the Enzo and Dino Ferrari International Racetrack in Imola. The program is packed with events.
“That wasn’t my best performance. I take responsibility for it, and I’ll make sure to do better than what you heard and saw.”
“That wasn’t my best performance. I take responsibility for it, and I’ll make sure to do better than what you heard and saw.”
“I was still a little out of it because of the time difference, and they showed up at my house, all wearing T-shirts with a picture of me on the podium printed on them.”
In the post-race press conference following the Dutch Grand Prix, the British driver returned to following team orders
A statistical detail emerged from the post-race analysis at Zandvoort, but Kimi Antonelli isn’t letting it distract him as he heads toward the Monza Grand Prix.
The strategies at the Dutch Grand Prix and the fact that Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton did not swap positions at Zandvoort have sparked debate.
This result came about mainly after a qualifying session in which Ferrari failed to measure up to its rivals
Over the final three laps, Russell had to fight tooth and nail to fend off Lewis Hamilton’s attacks, managing to hold on to third place on the podium.
Over the final three laps, Russell had to fight tooth and nail to fend off Lewis Hamilton’s attacks, managing to hold on to third place on the podium.
Lando Norris, driving for McLaren, secured pole position for the...
The short race in the Netherlands didn’t change the standings all that much in the two world championship series of the top open-wheel racing competition.
The Mercedes driver won Saturday’s short race at Zandvoort
The British driver was not pleased with his seventh-place finish in Sprint qualifying
At Zandvoort, the British driver redeems himself in Sprint qualifying
Behind them are Lewis Hamilton and Pierre Gasly, while Gabriel Bortoleto and Arvid Lindblad round out the top ten.
In his home race—and his first since the announcement of his contract extension with Red Bull—Hamilton and Leclerc send a clear message to Max Verstappen.
It’s shaping up to be a very eventful weekend after the long break: the Zandvoort circuit will also host the Sprint Race.
The four-time world champion has made his final decision
His technical expertise, combined with his speed, race management skills, and constant pursuit of improvement, has contributed to the development of the project
His technical expertise, combined with his speed, race management skills, and constant pursuit of improvement, has contributed to the development of the project
The former French Formula 1 driver praised the talent from Bologna after the first half of the World Championship
The former Formula 1 driver commented on the incredible progress made by the driver from Bologna, who leads the World Championship
The Mercedes driver followed Max Verstappen’s lead and used a pseudonym in Germany
According to the former Formula 1 driver, Mercedes and the British driver made a “crucial” mistake
The summer break is coming to an end: the Mercedes driver is set to face a very challenging second half of the World Championship