All news on the topic: Italian Grand Prix

The 2024 Formula 1 season gets underway this Saturday with the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first of 24 races set to take place around the world over nine action-packed months

Monza requires major work to bring it into the 21st century and, despite being an iconic part of the F1 calendar, its place could be threatened if it does not modernise

Many of F1's most iconic events, such as the races at Silverstone, Monza, Spa-Francorchamps and in Monaco, have only short-term contracts as newer venues threaten their places

Formula 1 has had plenty of dramatic finishes down the years, but after more than 50 years, still nothing has quite lived up to the drama of the 1971 Italian Grand Prix

Hamilton's punishment for clashing with Oscar Piastri at Monza was a five-second time penalty which had no effect on his result, while the McLaren racer missed out on points

Liam Lawson is currently filling in for Daniel Ricciardo at AlphaTauri after the Australian broke his hand and the 21-year-old has finished 13th and 11th in his first two F1 races

Verstappen won his 10th race in a row on Sunday with victory at the Italian Grand Prix, setting a new F1 record – and more of them could topple in this remarkable season for Red Bull

Sainz was the toast of Italy after a superb drive to third place for Ferrari at Monza, but had his day spoiled later on when he was targeted by thugs after his designer watch

On Sunday, Verstappen and Hamilton raced at the Monza track where, two years ago, as they fought with everything they had to beat one another to the F1 title, they ended up crashing

Lando Norris has been linked with a move away from McLaren and Nico Rosberg has hinted there is a "switch coming" for the Brit next year, amid rumours he could join Red Bull

Russell has out-qualified Mercedes team-mate Hamilton at both the Dutch and Italian Grands Prix since the F1 summer break, and finished ahead of the seven-time world champion in the Monza race

Williams driver Alex Albon has impressed since F1 returned from its summer break and he made a cheeky comment about Lando Norris following the Italian Grand Prix

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen claimed what was a record-breaking victory at the Italian Grand Prix over the weekend but Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has not been left particularly impressed

Norris and Piastri made contact with one another as they battled for position during the Monza race, leaving McLaren team principal Andrea Stella very unhappy with them both

The Ferrari party at the Italian Grand Prix would very much have been spoiled had Leclerc and Sainz taken each other out, which they were close to doing on more than one occasion

Perez finished ahead of both Mercedes drivers at the Italian Grand Prix, but still Russell was happy to take a swipe at the Red Bull star after team-mate Hamilton had already done so

Russell dropped one place from his starting spot to finish fifth, while Hamilton was one place behind and avoided losing more places after picking up a time penalty

Hamilton was slapped with a penalty for ruining Piastri's race at Monza, colliding with the McLaren and causing damage to his front wing which forced the Aussie to pit

Carlos Sainz started on pole as Ferrari dreamed of a famous Monza win which would finally end both Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team's respective winning streaks

The Monza race was due to get under way at 2pm as scheduled, but an engine failure for Yuki Tsunoda threw a spanner in the works and led to the start being aborted

Sir Jackie has seen all the F1 greats himself from Juan Manuel Fangio and Jim Clark through to Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton – and gave his verdict on Max Verstappen

Having been off the pace for much of the 2023 F1 season so far, Ferrari have a very quick car at Monza – which did not go unnoticed by Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton

Max Verstappen will start second on the grid at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza on Sunday after Ferrari's Carlos Sainz pipped him to pole position in qualifying

Carlos Sainz took pole position at Monza ahead of Max Verstappen, much to the delight of the Italian crowd, while Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc was third quickest

Verstappen has responded after Hamilton claimed the Red Bull racer's team-mates over the years were much easier to beat than the ones he has faced as a Mercedes driver