Jake Boxall-Legge

The nation of Italy might dream of a Leclerc-Hamilton-Antonelli podium, but Russell led the way in practice - and Mercedes' long-run pace might put paid to Ferrari hopes. Here's our Friday practice analysis

A tough qualifying denied Ferrari a chance at challenging for Formula 1 pole at its Monza home race

The Aston Martin driver qualified last at Monza to become the first driver to hit the century since F1 introduced its three-part qualifying format in 2006

George Russell had a big opportunity to reduce his deficit to Kimi Antonelli in this year's F1 title fight...but the Italian had other ideas, rising from 19th on the grid to take a famous victory at his home race

When a virtual safety car window opened up in F1's Italian GP, Ferrari chose not to pit Lewis Hamilton - and many suspected this was the wrong call. We've worked out if Ferrari should have taken the opportunity...

Charles Leclerc discussed his Turn 2 clash at Monza with Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton, and felt the two had found 'clarity' over the skirmish

Those watching F1 practice got to see the Spanish Grand Prix's new home - the Madring - in action for the first time. Although the drivers enjoy the tricky, technical nature so far, tyre graining has thrown a spanner in the works...

A rivalry fought out between two pre-war motorsport giants could be rekindled if the lofty ambitions of the squad formerly known as Sauber are fulfilled

Permane entertained by Racing Bulls' campaign in Spain, despite Lindblad's pain to regain the reins in Turn 13's terrain

Lando Norris had scarcely looked like a contender for pole all weekend in F1's first visit to the Madring - and his final Q3 masterclass seemingly emerged from nowhere. Here's how the reigning champion pulled it off