Formula 1

Beyond Verstappen’s victory, Monza 2025 was packed with moments you may have missed: Hamilton’s Ferrari debut entrance, Piastri’s “inchident” tribute, Tifosi costumes, and celebrity guests from Phoebe Dynevor to Mario Balotelli.

Kick Sauber’s race could not have gotten off to a worse possible start when they had to radio Nico Hulkenberg on the Formation Lap and ask him to retire the car. Fortunately for the team, spirits were lifted by a solid drive from Gabriel Bortoleto, who scored more valuable points with a P8 finish.

There were mixed fortunes for the Williams duo in Italy, with Alex Albon walking away from Monza with a hatful of points after claiming his car was as quick as the top teams. But Carlos Sainz was left frustrated by a difficult afternoon that saw contact and a battery issue derail his challenge.

George Russell endured another frustrating outing as Mercedes struggled to keep up with Ferrari in the Italian Grand Prix, leaving him to drive a lonely race.

Mark Hughes breaks down the key moments and reaction behind McLaren's team orders during the Italian Grand Prix.

McLaren team boss Andrea Stella has opened up on the team orders situation that made headlines after the Italian Grand Prix, stressing how the outfit’s actions backed up their “values and principles”.

It was another exciting weekend of Formula 1 action at the Italian Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen putting Red Bull back on top, McLaren making headlines via some late-race team orders and Lewis Hamilton experiencing his first Monza event as a Ferrari driver.

1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 2. Lando Norris (McLaren), 3. Oscar Piastri (McLaren)

The drivers and teams report back on all the action at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, for the 2025 Italian Grand Prix.

Charles Leclerc admitted that he “couldn’t do much more” en route to a P4 finish at the Italian Grand Prix, with the Ferrari driver initially battling Oscar Piastri at the start before ultimately crossing the line in fourth.

Lewis Hamilton was awed by the crowds at the Italian Grand Prix as he put on a show in his first race at Monza as a Ferrari driver, charging through the field to take sixth place.

Lando Norris has made it clear that he and McLaren would have done “exactly the same thing” if the roles were reversed after team mate Oscar Piastri obeyed team orders in the final stages of the Italian Grand Prix.

The Italian Grand Prix in Monza produced not only a memorable race, but also a treasure trove of top trivia to dive into.

Max Verstappen took his third victory of the 2025 season around the historic Monza circuit, establishing a commanding lead over the McLaren pair of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.

P2 was within Oscar Piastri's grasp at the Italian Grand Prix before team orders resulted in his McLaren team mate Lando Norris reclaiming the position.

Max Verstappen praised his Red Bull team for their execution of an “unbelievable weekend” after surging to victory in the Italian Grand Prix, with the Dutchman admitting that he was “flying” following some drama at the start.

After an astonishing pole lap in Qualifying - the fastest ever around Monza - Max Verstappen went one better in the race, winning the fastest Grand Prix in Formula 1 history.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen converted pole position into victory during Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix, leading home McLaren pair Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri after a dramatic start and end to proceedings at Monza.

The Italian Grand Prix got off to a tense start as polesitter Max Verstappen was instructed to give up the lead after going off the road in his fight with McLaren’s Lando Norris.

The full official starting order for Sunday's 2025 Italian Grand Prix in Monza.