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The Monaco Grand Prix extends its contract with Formula 1 until at least 2035.

Wherever Lewis Hamilton qualifies on his maiden appearance for Ferrari before its home fans at the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix, he will start at least five places further back.
He incurred the penalty during the run-up to last weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, failing to slow down sufficiently for double waved yellow flags on a reconnaissance lap before the grid formed. The flags were ...Keep reading

F1 has announced an extension of the Monaco Grand Prix until 2035 inclusive, building on the existing agreement with the Automobile Club of Monaco that runs through the 2031 season.

Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner has completed his long-mooted takeover of the Tech3 MotoGP team with backing from a consortium of investors.
The buyout was announced in a press conference at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Friday on the eve of the Catalan Grand Prix. Motorsport.com had reported back in August that Steiner was close to finalising the deal.
Steiner was ...Keep reading

Lando Norris desperately needs a win
Was last weekend's retirement title deciding? Potentially, but it doesn't have to be. Lando Norris still has his destiny in his own hands, but then he needs to start beating McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri on a regular basis, which he hasn't managed yet this season.
Norris' engine oil leak may by unlucky, but the current 34-point advantage for Piastri is ...Keep reading

Formula 1 teams have detailed their low-drag aerodynamic set-ups for this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix, in line with the traditional approach to the high-speed Monza circuit.
Every year, teams tend to produce bespoke rear wing options to satisfy the straightline speed requirements needed to be competitive at the 'Temple of Speed' - by reducing the cross-sectional area of the wing ...Keep reading

The Williams team lodging a right of review against Carlos Sainz's Zandvoort penalty shows more unease over the Formula 1 racing rules, which vindicated Liam Lawson's driving in the clash.
Lawson and Sainz made contact on lap 27 of the Dutch Grand Prix when Sainz attempted to overtake the Racing Bulls driver around the outside of Turn 1, and was then crowded off the road by Lawson as the pair ...Keep reading

One does not often see proven professional racers stepping back to junior formulae, yet that’s exactly what Colton Herta is doing for 2026.
Having signed with the Cadillac Formula 1 team as a test and development driver, Herta is in contention for a full-time drive in 2027. F1 has been his dream all along, and he’s putting his career on the line for it.
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Ireland's Alex Dunne says the opportunity to drive for McLaren in first practice at the Italian Grand Prix "is an opportunity to show what I can do".

Ireland's Alex Dunne says the opportunity to drive for McLaren in first practice at the Italian Grand Prix "is an opportunity to show what I can do".

Ireland's Alex Dunne says the opportunity to drive for McLaren in first practice at the Italian Grand Prix "is an opportunity to show what I can do".

Jennie Gow builds up to the Italian GP at the iconic Monza.

Jennie Gow builds up to the Italian GP at the iconic Monza.

While Ferrari has yet to win a race this season, the loyal Tifosi will be hoping drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton can use the positive energy around Monza to come out on top

The Formula 1 paddock reconvenes this weekend for the Italian Grand Prix, with plenty of topics up for discussion during Thursday's media day.

Check out the digital race programme for this weekend's Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio d'Italia 2025 in Monza.

Lando Norris has insisted that he has already forgotten about the difficult end to his race last weekend in Zandvoort, with the Briton adamant that he will not change his approach to the title battle despite having lost ground to McLaren team mate Oscar Piastri.

Max Verstappen has played down his and Red Bull’s return to the podium at last weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, saying the team “need to stay realistic” as the F1 paddock rolls on to Monza.

The drivers face the press ahead of the 2025 Italian Grand Prix from the Autodromo Nazionale Monza.