Kieran Lynch

Kimi Antonelli has extended his championship lead to 66 points after a brilliant drive, passing George Russell for the victory on Lap 50. Kimi Antonelli made a flying start to the race and was in the top five by the end of Lap 10 behind Russell, Verstappen, Hamilton and Piastri.

Max Verstappen has admitted that he has deliberately held back on multiple occasions this season due to issues with his Red Bull car. The Dutchman finished an excellent third place at the Italian Grand Prix, despite repeatedly venting his frustrations with his car across the course of the weekend.

Max Verstappen has admitted that he has deliberately held back on multiple occasions this season due to issues with his Red Bull car.

Bernie Ecclestone, 95, reportedly detained in Portugal after a shotgun was found on his £35m private jet; says it was for clay shooting.

Former Formula 1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has reportedly been detained after a shotgun was allegedly discovered aboard his private jet in Portugal. According to Portuguese newspaper Correio da Manha, the 95-year-old was stopped at Tires Aerodrome in Cascais, near Lisbon, on Monday morning after arriving in the country.

Kimi Antonelli's Italian Grand Prix victory from starting 19th puts him alongside Max Verstappen and Michael Schumacher on the list of F1's greatest ever comebacks.

Kimi Antonelli's superb victory from 19th at the Italian Grand Prix means he is now second on the all-time list of drivers who won from the furthest back on the grid. The championship leader made up 18 places at Monza after he was demoted to the back of the grid because of an engine penalty.

Toto Wolff has revealed that Mercedes came close to intervening in the battle between Kimi Antonelli and George Russell during the Italian Grand Prix. The team principal admitted their late clash could have ended in “disaster” and made Mercedes look “like idiots”.

Toto Wolff has revealed he nearly stepped in after a fierce battle between drivers Kimi Antonelli and George Russell at the Italian Grand Prix.

Ferrari have been accused of lacking discipline and being “afraid” to control Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc following their opening-lap clash at the Italian Grand Prix, according to Peter Windsor. Hamilton and Leclerc started together on the second row at Monza, with both Ferrari drivers opting for the soft tyre.