Formula 1

Pole-sitter Max Verstappen cut the first chicane to keep the lead on Lap 1, but was then instructed to hand the place back to his rival by his race engineer.

Here's how McLaren has justified its controversial Norris-Piastri swap at the Italian GP

At Monza, Max Verstappen and Red Bull brushed aside a McLaren team that's otherwise dominated F1 in 2025. Mark Hughes explains what was behind an outcome that surprised everyone - those two teams included

Kimi Antonelli has received his first public admonishment from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff after what was labelled an “underwhelming” Italian GP

The sixth round of the WEC season at Austin was nothing short of eventful. Here's our pick of winners and losers from the 2025 Lone Star Le Mans

Everything we learned from an Italian GP weekend where there was as much to keep up with off-track in F1 as there was on it

Some really high-quality drives and a lack of major mistakes throughout the weekend make for a tricky Italian GP edition of Edd Straw's F1 driver rankings. Here's his final verdict

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Max Verstappen pushed hard for Red Bull to take an unusual approach to its F1 car at Monza, but clearly, the move was justified and paid off. Jon Noble takes you behind the scenes in the process

“It’s the most fair thing,” said Lando Norris about the controversial call during Sunday’s Italian F1 GP. 

McLaren's handling of the Lando Norris-Oscar Piastri rivalry is genuinely admirable in a sport where the pursuit of victory often comes at all costs, but Sunday showed where the limitations are.

Charles Leclerc doubts he can replicate his emotional Italian Grand Prix win from 12 months ago without external factors coming into play on Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton finished fastest in opening practice on his Italian Grand Prix debut for Ferrari in Monza.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has warned rivals McLaren against setting complicated precedents after team orders were used to invert the positions of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at the Italian Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri downplayed the controversy over McLaren's team orders at the Italian Grand Prix, saying it was "fair" for him to cede position to teammate Lando Norris in the closing stages of the race.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur said he was disappointed not to deliver a podium to the team's home fans at the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday.