Formula 1 News
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F1: Gasly grabs his first career pole at Monza
Sixty thousandths that can change a career Pierre Gasly will start from pole in the Italian Grand Prix. The Alpine driver grabbed top spot at Monza a few hours ago with a lap of 1’21”786, beating George Russell by just 60 thousandths. Oscar Piastri completes the front row, 180 thousandths back. Behind them, the Ferraris…
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F1: FIA defends its judges after Briatore bias claims
A statement to back up its judges The FIA’s International Court of Appeal broke its silence during the day. The body issued a statement after Flavio Briatore, Alpine’s boss, accused it of bias at Friday’s team principals’ press conference in Monza. The text defends the make-up of the panel that ruled on case ICA-2026-06-07-08-09. The…
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F1: FIA court hits back at Briatore over bias claims
The FIA’s appeal court broke its silence on Saturday morning at Monza, answering Flavio Briatore’s accusation that one of its judges favoured McLaren.
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F1: Russell tops Monza practice as Hamilton, Verstappen clash
Mercedes had the measure of the field again in final practice at Monza. Then Hamilton and Verstappen turned the closing minutes into a flashpoint.
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F1: Leclerc leads a Ferrari one-two in opening Monza practice
Red cars, red grandstands, first practice The Scuderia gave the tifosi exactly what they came for on Friday. Charles Leclerc topped opening practice for the Italian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton put the second Ferrari behind him, and George Russell had to settle for third in the Mercedes. It was brutally hot at Monza, and the…
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F1: Gasly stripped of Monaco podium on appeal
The FIA’s International Court of Appeal has taken Pierre Gasly’s Monaco podium away. Isack Hadjar inherits third, three months after the race.
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F1: Leclerc puts Ferrari on top in Monza first practice
Ferrari opened the Italian Grand Prix weekend by locking out the top two in first practice. Charles Leclerc went quickest on used mediums while nine rivals reached for the softs.
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F1: Alonso wants the old Formula 1 back before deciding
Fernando Alonso is 45, out of contract and short of options. He says the decision on 2027 has nothing to do with the car underneath him.
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F1: Gasly heads to Monza feeling right at home
An Italian Grand Prix that feels like a home fixture Pierre Gasly did not have far to travel. The Alpine driver lives in Milan, around 30 kilometres from the Monza circuit, and he was quick to remind reporters of that on Thursday, just hours before the Italian Grand Prix weekend got under way. “Fair to…
