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Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul is unsure Formula 1’s decision to restrict engine modes from the Italian Grand Prix will have the intended consequences of hampering Mercedes’ pace.

Departing Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams admitted she no longer has the energy required to do the role justice after announcing her departure from the Formula 1 team after this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.

Carlos Sainz says he doesn't regret his decision to move to Ferrari for 2021 despite the Italian Formula 1 team’s struggles this season.

Antonio Giovinazzi believes his form so far in 2020 is good enough to warrant a third Formula 1 season with Alfa Romeo amid questions over his future ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Monza.

Crash.net Digital Editor Lewis Larkam previews the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Round 8 of the 2020 F1 world championship.

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl insists his team cannot afford to underestimate Ferrari’s ability to “strike back” during the 2020 F1 season.

Lewis Hamilton maintains his F1 dominance in the Mercedes isn't as easy as he makes it look and says it is the constant strive for ultimate perfection that keeps him motivated

A year on from being demoted back to the Toro Rosso (AlphaTauri) team Pierre Gasly has been tipped to challenge Alex Albon for his seat back in 2021

The promoters of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza have confirmed the race will take place behind closed doors without F1 fans. 

Formula 1 could have three Italian rounds this year, with Imola continuing its push to be included on the revised 2020 calendar.

The mayor of Monza has confirmed that the 2020 Italian Grand Prix will go ahead as planned this year, while also revealing the circuit has agreed a fresh one-year extension with Formula 1.

Putting together the fantasy Formula 1 race circuit means hair-raising speed will always be an essential part of any track thanks to the raw appeal of the fastest cars in the world being pushed to the absolute limit.

Monza and Kyalami will both play host to FIA World Endurance Championship races for the first time in the 2020-21 season after being named on the provisional calendar that was announced on Thursday.

The word “Tifosi” is best-known in Formula 1 in reference to Ferrari’s loyal tribe of fans that follow the team all over the world, with its largest congregation appearing at Monza each year for the Italian Grand Prix.

Charles Leclerc says winning Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix for Ferrari has surpassed all the dreams he had as a child. Leclerc resisted huge pressure from a two-pronged Mercedes attack throughout Sunday’s 53-lap race to claim Ferrari’s first victory on home soil at Monza since 2010.

Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes – 9

The FIA race stewards did not consider issuing a black flag to disqualify Sebastian Vettel from Sunday's Italian Grand Prix at Monza following his unsafe rejoining of the circuit in the early part of the race.

- Charles Leclerc scored the second victory of his Formula 1 career on Sunday at Monza, soaking up heavy pressure from Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas to hold on for the win.

History almost repeated itself at Monza on Sunday.

Charles Leclerc saw off both Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas to claim his second straight Formula 1 victory in the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday, ending Ferrari’s win drought at its home race.

Valtteri Bottas says the prospect of defeating Ferrari at its home race acts as "extra motivation" to Mercedes as it targets its sixth straight Italian Grand Prix victory on Sunday.

- Qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix descended into one of the more farcical sessions in recent Formula 1 history as a cat-and-mouse game between the drivers to avoid giving their rivals a tow caused seven of them to miss out on a final flying lap in Q3.

Charles Leclerc led Ferrari to pole position for the Italian Grand Prix after edging out Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton in a qualifying session that ended in farcical fashion.

Sebastian Vettel closed out practice for the Italian Grand Prix quickest for Ferrari, edging out Red Bull's Max Verstappen by three-hundredths of a second.