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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
Max Verstappen thumped McLaren to win the 2025 Italian Grand Prix, finishing over 19 seconds clear of Lando Norris at Monza
Max Verstappen dominated F1's Italian GP, while late pitstop drama for Lando Norris led to McLaren ordering Oscar Piastri to let his team-mate back past
Did McLaren need to order Oscar Piastri to let Lando Norris back into second place in F1's Italian Grand Prix?
Ollie Bearman is now two penalty points away from earning a Formula 1 race ban after the Italian GP stewards deemed him to have caused a collision with Carlos Sainz
Ollie Bearman being penalised for his collision with Carlos Sainz at Monza exposes a glaring hole in the logic of F1's racing rules
Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff has warned that McLaren has "set a precedent that is very difficult to undo" after ordering Oscar Piastri to let team-mate Lando Norris by in the Italian GP
Here's how McLaren has justified its controversial Norris-Piastri swap at the Italian GP
Max Verstappen's McLaren-beating drive wasn't the only standout at the Italian GP. Here's our pick of F1's winners and losers from Monza
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
A significant change in ownership of McLaren’s racing division, and therefore its Formula 1 team, has completed the recovery from its quietly dire position just a little under five years ago
