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Dressing for joy: here’s how Daniel Ricciardo forged his own path when it came to off-track style

Although Max Verstappen’s victory at Monza on Sunday was his third of the season (not including the Spa Sprint event), it was the first time that the RB21 showed a genuine race day pace advantage over McLaren.

F1 ACADEMY has today announced that, following substantial global interest, 18 female drivers – all eligible to compete in 2026 – have been carefully selected to take part in the series’ first ever rookie test on September 17-18 at Circuito de Navarra.

Fernando Alonso has shared the untold story behind what he believes to be his best drive in Formula 1 up to this point, picking out an “anonymous” performance at the Malaysian Grand Prix a decade-and-a-half ago.

Haas boss Ayao Komatsu has set out his expectations for what he wants to see from Ollie Bearman during the remainder of the season, with delivering consistently and “driving the team” amongst the targets for the rookie.

Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer asks whether McLaren have made a rod for their own back with their team orders in the Italian Grand Prix.

Haas failed to score a point at the Italian Grand Prix, with ollie Bearman their lead driver in 12th while Esteban Ocon finished where he started in 15th. That leaves the American team losing more ground in the Championship, but there were some positives to take home from Monza.

Isack Hadjar left the Italian Grand Prix feeling “proud” of the point he managed to score for his team, after starting the race at Monza from the pit lane. P10 might seem a far cry from the podium of Zandvoort, but it was every bit as hard-fought for the rookie who was up against it after a tricky Qualifying.

Toto Wolff has labelled Kimi Antonelli’s weekend at the Italian Grand Prix as “underwhelming”, with the Mercedes boss outlining how the team can ensure that the rookie gets “rid of the ballast” before entering into the 2026 season.

Speaking to Beyond The Grid’s Tom Clarkson, Gabriel Bortoleto looks back at his childhood, how his parents worked hard to fund his racing dream, how he made the difficult decision to leave them behind and go to Europe to further his career, and why Fernando Alonso’s support was essential as he climbed the racing ladder.

Were you paying attention to all the action at Monza? Test yourself in our quick-fire quiz. We've got 10 questions for you on the Italian Grand Prix, plus some more on the latest F1 news.

Fernando Alonso was left to rue a “very frustrating” end to his race at the Italian Grand Prix after being forced to retire due to a suspension failure on his Aston Martin, with the Spaniard disappointed to miss out on more points.

From Thursday arrivals to Sunday’s race day walk-ins, discover the standout paddock looks and outfits of the Formula 1 2025 Italian Grand Prix weekend

Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto were both keen to move on swiftly and target the next round of the F1 season in Azerbaijan following a particularly challenging Italian Grand Prix for Alpine.

Laurent Mekies was full of praise for Max Verstappen in the wake of the Dutchman’s third Grand Prix win of the season in Italy, calling the four-time World Champion’s drive “perfection” as he celebrated a victory for the first time as Red Bull Team Principal.

Max Verstappen delivered a masterclass at Monza with his charge to pole position and the race win, but who else made the top 10 of our Power Rankings list following the Italian Grand Prix weekend? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur was quick to pay tribute to the passionate Tifosi at Monza, who flocked to the track in huge numbers to support both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton.

Yuki Tsunoda was left to ponder what might have been at the Italian Grand Prix after his bid to make it back-to-back points finishes came undone via a collision with Liam Lawson.

Max Verstappen was in record-breaking form on his way to Italian Grand Prix victory, but who else left Monza with a spring in their step?

The Italian Grand Prix at Monza is always a sight to behold, from the passionate fans in the stands to the cars zooming around at incredible speeds. Max Verstappen won the fastest race in F1 history on Sunday, comfortably beating the squabbling McLaren pair into second and third.