Pierre Gasly became the 109th different Formula One winner after edging out Carlos Sainz for victory in a dramatic 2020 Italian Grand Prix, as Lewis Hamilton recovered from a stop and go penalty to finish seventh.
Dan Ticktum dominated the 2020 Italian Sprint Race to take a comfortable victory whilst Callum Ilott reclaimed the championship lead in a British one-two finish.
Jake Hughes clinched victory in an epic Italian race two thriller from Liam Lawson as the three leading title contenders endured a torrid race.
Mick Schumacher benefitted from a costly mistake by Callum Ilott to take victory in the Italian Feature Race and blow the Formula Two title race wide open.
Lewis Hamilton overcame a tough Saturday to clinch his 94th F1 pole position ahead of Mercedes teammate, Valtteri Bottas as the grid for the 2020 Italian Grand Prix was determined.
Frederik Vesti snatched a late victory in a dramatic Italian Race One as Prema secured a second consecutive constructor title, whilst the drivers’ title race took another twist.
This weekend sees Formula One head to Monza, Italy, as Mercedes dominated Friday Practice whilst Alpha Tauri, Alfa Romeo and Ferrari endured contrasting fortunes on the opening day of their home race weekend.
With a fierce title fight seeing 26 points separating the top four, Formula Two entered Round Eight at Monza with all to play for through Practice and Qualifying.
With the 2020 Formula Three season now in its final throes, everyone headed to Monza, Italy for the penultimate round with Friday’s action proving eventful.
As Formula One gears up for the 2020 Italian Grand Prix, join us as we rewind back to the 2008 Italian GP weekend at Monza, which saw Sebastian Vettel at his early best in torrential conditions.
Williams’ Deputy Team Principal, Claire Williams is to leave the team after this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix as the Williams family step aside from the business which has been in their name since 1977, until being brought out by Dorilton Capital.
Pirelli have announced their selection of tyre compounds for the opening eight races of the 2020 Formula One season.
Formula One has announced details of the opening races of a reorganised 2020 calendar, which will see the season commence with an Austrian Grand Prix double-header in early July.
(Image credit: Mark Thompson/Getty Images) From friendly rivalries of the swinging sixties to explosive inter team battles for supremacy of the modern era, Formula One has experienced many feuds so let rewind as we pick out some of the best rivalries to grace F1.
With a shortened F1 ‘Super Season’ rumoured if the season can’t commence before late summer, we have picked out eight tracks which belong on the list to meet the eight race criteria to qualify as a World Championship.
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