Jannik Sinner in Monza? The rumor is the talk of the Italian Grand Prix weekend
The South Tyrolean star, who is currently working to recover from his injury, has always been a huge F1 fan.
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Free Practice at Monza: Ferrari Surprises Everyone
The first practice session ahead of the Italian Grand Prix has the countless fans of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton who have gathered in Monza dreaming big.
Formula 1 at Monza: The circuit is starting to fill up; there’s great anticipation for Kimi Antonelli and the Ferraris
There was tremendous enthusiasm in Brianza for the Mercedes driver, but also for the red cars, which showed signs of being competitive.
F1, Italian Grand Prix: Hamilton and Leclerc at the Royal Palace to draw energy from the fans
Just a few days before the Grand Prix, the two Ferrari drivers were greeted by a huge crowd in Milan.
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.
F1: Lewis Hamilton Has a Dream: To Honor Michael Schumacher with an Overtake
Both have won the Italian Grand Prix five times. The seven-time World Champion is aiming for the all-time record.
F1: Ferrari Plays Its Trump Card at Monza to Win in Memory of Schumacher
Anticipation is building for the Italian Grand Prix. Ferrari will unveil a major innovation as it aims for victory in the race.
Autosprint, a collector’s issue on the “Year Zero” of Formula 1
This issue of Autosprint isn’t just a book about car racing, the rivalry between Niki Lauda and James Hunt, and near-tragedies; it chronicles a glorious and very special era in our country’s history. And much more besides.
Confidence is growing that F1 will return to Imola: the parallels with Las Vegas
Discussions continue regarding the inclusion of Imola in the current World Championship calendar. It would replace Abu Dhabi.
F1: Kimi Antonelli’s Lead at the Halfway Point Is Record-Breaking, but There Are Many Dangers on the Horizon
The Italian star heads into the summer break with a 50-point lead over Lewis Hamilton, who is second in the standings.
F1 at Imola: Stefano Domenicali’s Comments Take Everyone by Surprise
The decision to hold the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia has sparked hopes for a similar pairing between Qatar and the “Enzo and Dino Ferrari” Circuit.
Ferrari: Charles Leclerc’s bitter outburst over the radio goes viral; fans go wild
In a rather lackluster Hungarian Grand Prix for the Scuderia, the Monegasque driver’s comments did not go unnoticed.
F1 Hungary: Lando Norris’s “First” as No. 1. Antonelli on the Podium, Another Penalty for Hamilton
Leclerc took advantage of the five-second penalty imposed on his teammate to “steal” fourth place from him after the checkered flag.
F1: The Bahrain Grand Prix Will Be Held… in Malaysia—Fans Like the Track, but There’s Already a Major Controversy Among Them
More than the surprise over the choice of location, what stands out is the concern among fans regarding technical issues.
F1: Fernando Alonso’s Last Chance for His Future—It Will Be Decided in Hungary
The Asturian is eagerly awaiting the new single-seater designed by Adrian Newey, which will make its debut at the Hungaroring.
Kimi Antonelli: An Unexpected Honor from the U.S.
The young driver from Bologna continues to earn praise in a season that is making Italian fans dream.
F1: George Russell’s Struggles Deepen; He Blames Mercedes
At Spa, his race lasted only a few kilometers. The British driver is demanding that the team give him the same car as the Italian driver.
F1, Last Chance for Aston Martin: In Hungary with the New Car
The wait is almost over. After months of real hardship, the new frame is on its way—I hope this is the one.
F1: Kimi Antonelli Breaks Record After Record and Joins Gilles Villeneuve’s Ranks
At Spa, the young Italian star claimed his sixth victory of the season, tying Alberto Ascari’s record.
F1: George Russell isn’t having it and snaps: “This isn’t a fair duel with Kimi Antonelli”
Once again, the British driver complained that he didn’t have the same speed as his teammate: “We know it’s not my fault.”
Not even the red flag can stop Kimi Antonelli—he’s on pole at Spa. Leclerc and Hamilton have to play catch-up.
Kimi Antonelli secured pole position for the 2026 Belgian Grand...
Kimi Antonelli vs. Carlos Sainz: The controversy continues to rage after their heated exchange
The verbal spat between the two during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend certainly did not go unnoticed by Formula 1 fans.
F1, Spa: Charles Leclerc Hasn’t Forgotten Those Who Are No Longer With Us
The Belgian circuit was the scene of his first victory as a Ferrari driver, but also of the horrific accident that claimed the life of his friend Anthoine Hubert.
F1 Heads to Spa; Kimi Antonelli Doesn’t Mince Words
The Mercedes driver from Bologna wants to put what happened two Sundays ago at Silverstone behind him as soon as possible.
F1: A Total Revolution Is Coming—Liberty Media Wants More Excitement on Race Weekends
Formula 1 has decided to increase the number of Sprint Races starting in the 2027 season. There are currently six.
British Grand Prix: Charles Leclerc Lets Loose on the Podium—Italian Fans Are Stunned
With a simple gesture, the Monegasque driver showed tremendous solidarity with the country that has, in effect, adopted him.
Charles Leclerc returns to victory—the British Grand Prix is his! Hamilton is also on the podium, while Antonelli had a run of bad luck.
The race ended with the field practically in a procession behind the safety car, which had come out after Max Verstappen retired.
Kimi Antonelli: A Disappointing Sunday—A Sudden Mechanical Failure Ruins the Race
The Bolognese driver seemed well on his way to another memorable result, but then came the incredible twist at the Silverstone circuit.
F1 Silverstone: Lewis Hamilton Takes Sprint Pole; Kimi Antonelli Misses Out by a Hair’s Breadth
The British Ferrari driver, in front of his home crowd, earned the right to start from pole position in Saturday’s short race.
Formula 1: Calendar Still Up in the Air—The End of the Season Could Be Turned Upside Down
After the April World Championship races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were canceled, Formula 1 is still on edge: alternative plans are complicated, but they do exist.
