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FIA should have red-flagged F1 Italian GP, says Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks the FIA should have red-flagged Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix to avoid a safety car finish.

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Lewis Hamilton echoes Toto Wolff and takes swipe at FIA over Abu Dhabi fiasco after Monza

The Italian Grand Prix ended with a controversial use of the safety car – which immediately sparked comparisons to the way Lewis Hamilton lost last year's F1 title to Max Verstappen

Daily Mirror

Wolff: Abu Dhabi gave FIA confidence to make right Monza F1 calls

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has backed the decisions made by FIA officials in race control at the end of the Italian Grand Prix.

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Hamilton aims dig at FIA after safety car ending in Monza ‘brings memories back’

Lewis Hamilton damningly observed how the safety car ending of the Italian Grand Prix stood in stark contrast to the conclusion to last season’s finale in Abu Dhabi

The Guardian - UK

Verstappen Spoils Ferrari Homecoming Despite Leclerc’s Surge

The Red Bull driver has now won five races in a row, and mathematically, he could clinch the world championship title at Singapore.

Sports Illustrated

Ferrari says FIA should've done a "better job" with F1 Italian GP safety car

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says the FIA should have done a better job with the safety car at the end of Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Toto Wolff brings up Abu Dhabi fiasco as FIA issues response to another safety car mess

The Italian Grand Prix ended on a sour note and behind a safety car, but as Ferrari raged that it was unfair, Mercedes chief Wolff pointed out that the FIA has learned from experience

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FIA explain why Italian Grand Prix ended behind the safety car as Charles Leclerc denied shot at Monza win

The Italian Grand Prix ended behind the safety car because of difficulties in marshals moving Daniel Ricciardo’s stricken McLaren, according to the FIA.

Evening Standard

FIA explains why F1 Italian GP ended under safety car

The FIA has explained why it didn't restart the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix, which ended under safety car conditions on Sunday to secure victory for Max Verstappen.

Autosport

Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto accuses F1 race director of botching Italian GP safety car

Binotto was clearly very unhappy that Charles Leclerc never got the chance to challenge Max Verstappen at the end of the race, which finished behind the safety car

Daily Mirror

The simple solution to F1's grid delay "vacuum"

Grid penalties are nothing new in Formula 1, and every year the overtaking opportunities on offer at the Belgian and Italian Grands Prix tempt teams to go for the drop.

Autosport

The simple solution to F1’s grid delay ‘vacuum’

Grid penalties are nothing new in Formula 1, and every year the overtaking opportunities on offer at the Belgian and Italian Grands Prix tempt teams to go for the drop.

Motorsport

Herta not giving up on "F1 dream" despite likely superlicence rejection

Colton Herta will not give up on his Formula 1 dream even if the FIA rejects his superlicence application, says his IndyCar race-winning father.

Motorsport

Herta's F1 dream not over despite likely superlicence rejection

Colton Herta will not give up on his Formula 1 dream even if the FIA rejects his superlicence application, says his IndyCar race-winning father.

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FIA confirms Italian GP F1 starting grid, Verstappen starts seventh

Max Verstappen will start Sunday's Italian Grand Prix from seventh on the Monza grid as the FIA published the provisional starting grid shaken up by several penalties.

Autosport

FIA publishes Italian GP starting grid as Verstappen starts seventh

Max Verstappen will start Sunday's Italian Grand Prix from seventh on the Monza grid as the FIA published the provisional starting grid shaken up by several penalties.

Motorsport

FIA "won't be pressured" as Herta F1 superlicence claim set to fail

The FIA says 'it won't be pressured' by any Formula 1 teams on matters such as superlicence points, and the indications are that Colton Herta's claim will be rejected.

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FIA "won't be pressured", Herta F1 superlicence claim set to fail

The FIA says 'it won't be pressured' by any Formula 1 teams on matters such as superlicence points, and the indications are that Colton Herta's claim will be rejected.

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Ferrari: FIA cannot use force majeure to get Herta F1 superlicence

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has voiced his opposition to any efforts by the FIA to use force majeure to grant a Formula 1 superlicence to Colton Herta.

Motorsport

Corvette can overcome lack of Fuji one-lap pace - Tandy

Corvette driver Nick Tandy believes the American marque can still be a factor in this weekend’s Fuji FIA World Endurance Championship race despite a lack of one-lap speed.

Daily Mirror

F1 hopeful calls upon FIA to block Colton Herta deal and insists "I deserve a chance"

Red Bull want IndyCar star Colton Herta to replace Pierre Gasly who looks bound for Alpine, but it could all come crashing down if the FIA refuses to bend on superlicence rules

Autosport

The Formula 3 title challengers gunning for title glory this weekend

As the FIA Formula 3 championship descends on Monza for its title decider, there are six drivers still firmly in contention split by just 25 points, with 39 still available. Here are the contenders hoping to scoop the prize and how they've got there

Motorsport

Third 'the best Alpine can hope for' at Fuji after BoP hit

Andre Negrao feels a third-place finish is the best Alpine can aim for in this Sunday’s FIA World Endurance Championship race at Fuji after trailing Toyota in the opening two practice sessions.

Autosport

What's next for Porsche and Red Bull after collapsed F1 deal

Porsche's announcement on the collapse of its Red Bull talks ends a potential Formula 1 partnership many thought inevitable, and now raises fresh questions about what both must do next.

Motorsport

F1 to hold minute’s silence for Queen before Monza FP1

Formula 1’s teams and drivers are to hold a minute’s silence in the Monza pitlane before first free practice at the Italian Grand Prix in remembrance of Queen Elizabeth II.

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