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McLaren boss calls for FIA changes after Pierre Gasly podium saga (opens the original)
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McLaren boss Andrea Stella said there needed to be changes to the Right of Review system following a lengthy process which ultimately saw Pierre Gasly lose his Monaco podium. Following a successful FIA International Court of Appeal from McLaren and Red Bull, Pierre Gasly’s previously rescinded Monaco GP time penalties were reinstated. In a fiery press conference that saw Alpine boss Flavio Briatore accuse one of the judges of a McLaren bias, Stella was forced to defend his team against what he d
Italian GP driver ratings: Another costly Leclerc mistake (opens the original)
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The scores are in for the race at Monza. Our driver ratings are in as Kimi Antonelli became the first Italian in 60 years to win at Monza and the Italian Grand Prix. The 20-year-old resumed his title quest with a charge from 19th to the top spot, but how does he and the other 21 drivers fare in our ratings? Almost every world champion has this kind of drive on their resume and Antonelli got his. Yes, his Mercedes car was quicker than the P19 starting spot and, yes, the red flag helped him, but t
F1 LIVE: Italian Grand Prix updates as they happened as Kimi Antonelli wins (opens the original)
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It's race day at Monza. Will the tifosi have a Ferrari hero to cheer by the end of 53 laps? It’s time for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, and PlanetF1.com will have you covered throughout the entire F1 live action from Monza on Sunday afternoon. It would be fair to say the vast majority of fans will be backing one of Lewis Hamilton or Charles Leclerc on Sunday, with the Temple of Speed acting as the spiritual home of Ferrari – but who else might get in the way? Start time: 15:00 local [14:00 UK] Se
Fernando Alonso F1 retirement prediction made by Jenson Button (opens the original)
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Button believes Alonso’s previous retirement will have a big influence on his future decision. Jenson Button said Fernando Alonso’s previous exit from F1 will mean the Spaniard will wait until he is “100 per cent certain” before retiring. At 45 years of age, there is naturally a lot of talk of retirement when it comes to the 2005 and 2006 World Champion but a decision on his future is expected to come in the next few weeks. Alonso is looking increasingly likely to stay with Aston in pursuit of a
FIA decision under major scrutiny as 'old school' F1 rule rued (opens the original)
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Esteban Ocon saw an overtake come to mean nothing. Esteban Ocon suggested F1 had an “old school rule” after his lap one overtake at the Dutch Grand Prix ultimately meant nothing. The Haas driver had got round Alex Albon only to be moved back behind him following Max Verstappen’s crash. Verstappen crashed at the end of lap one and as the red flag was waved, the FIA reverted the order back to how it was at the end of the opening lap. Unfortunately for Ocon, that meant he was put back behind the dr
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