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Ferrari's Italian GP boost: A one-off Monza special or genuine F1 progress?

Although ultimately Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc could do little to stop Red Bull roaring to another 1-2 finish, that they were at least able to battle wheel-to-wheel with F1's current benchmark squad was something to be proud of after a 2023 campaign that has had its fair share of…

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Ferrari’s Italian GP boost: a one-off Monza special or genuine F1 progress?

Although ultimately Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc could do little to stop Red Bull roaring to another 1-2 finish, that they were at least able to battle wheel-to-wheel with F1’s current benchmark squad was something to be proud of after a 2023 campaign that has had its fair share of…

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Ferrari has its fighting spirit back after intense tussle between Sainz and Leclerc at Monza

Ferrari thrilled the passionate fans at its home track with an intense tussle for third place at the Italian Grand Prix

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Luke Donald’s wild cards look forward to Ryder Cup – Monday’s sporting social

Carlos Sainz was celebrating after a great birthday weekend at Monza.

The Independent UK

Sainz thought for a moment he could beat Verstappen in Monza F1 battle

After taking an emotional pole on Saturday, Sainz produced a combative display at Monza in front of Ferrari's tifosi, putting on a robust defence in the first stint of a one-stopper in an attempt to keep Verstappen's quicker Red Bull at bay.

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Sainz thought for a moment he could beat Verstappen in F1 Italian GP battle

After taking an emotional pole on Saturday, Sainz produced a combative display at Monza in front of Ferrari's tifosi, putting on a strong defence in the first stint of a one-stopper in an attempt to keep Verstappen's quicker Red Bull at bay.

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10 things we learned from the 2023 F1 Italian Grand Prix

Although Ferrari threw everything it had at securing victory in its home Formula 1 race at Monza, Red Bull proved too strong over the Italian Grand Prix weekend.

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Russell wants change to Monza's ‘get out of jail free’ corner

The Mercedes driver went across the escape road twice during the Italian Grand Prix, once in tandem with Sergio Perez during their battle for position, and then later on his own when he emerged from the pits alongside Esteban Ocon.

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Red Bull explains late Verstappen problem that stopped F1 fastest lap bid

The Dutchman had opened up a solid lead towards the end of the Monza race, after biding his time early in the grand prix as he battled Ferrari's Carlos Sainz for the win before he moved to the front.

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Red Bull explains late Verstappen problem that helped avert F1 fastest lap bid

The Dutchman had opened up a solid lead towards the end of the Monza race, after biding his team early in the grand prix as he battled Ferrari's Carlos Sainz for the win before he moved to the front.

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Autosport Podcast: F1 Italian GP review

Ferrari threw everything at stopping the dominance of its Milton Keynes rivals, with a package specifically for Monza bedecked in a special livery to celebrate its Le Mans 24 Hours success.

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Why F1 mechanics couldn’t get back on the grid in Italian GP aborted start

The Monza race eventually got going over 20 minutes after its scheduled start time due to a series of issues triggered by Yuki Tsunoda stopping on the initial warm-up lap as a result of a suspected MGU-H issue that AlphaTauri is still investigating.

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Stella: Norris, Piastri F1 Italian GP clash "unacceptable"

On lap 24 of 51, the McLaren pair came to blows at the first chicane as rookie racer Piastri re-joined the Monza track alongside earlier-stopping Norris in a dice for what was then 10th position.

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Leclerc: Ferrari F1 Italian GP battle is how 'racing should be all the time'

As Max Verstappen chalked a record-breaking 10th consecutive GP win at Monza while Sergio Perez completed a Red Bull 1-2, the Ferrari team-mates diced frenetically for the final podium position.

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Leclerc: Ferrari F1 Italian GP battle is how "racing should be all the time"

As Max Verstappen chalked a record-breaking 10th consecutive GP win at Monza while Sergio Perez completed a Red Bull 1-2, the Ferrari team-mates diced frenetically for the final podium position.

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F1 2023, Italian Grand Prix | Max Verstappen wins 10th race in a row

Max Verstappen wins 10th race in a row at Monza, Red Bull team mate Sergio Perez takes 2nd. Carlos Sainz 3rd for Ferrari, Charles Leclerc 4th. Red Bull lead Mercedes in constructors' championship by 310 points. Verstappen's win sets Formula One record for Red Bull, equalling Vettel's 2013 record of…

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Verstappen worked to force Sainz into mistake to win F1 Italian GP

Polesitter Sainz launched strongly to maintain the lead into the first Monza chicane and he then repeatedly defended well against front-row rival Verstappen during their early DRS battles down the main straight.

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Sainz explains F1 rear tyre woes in Italian GP after losing to Red Bull duo

Polesitter Sainz enjoyed a strong initial launch to move across the racing line and hold his position ahead of front-row rival Verstappen into the opening chicane at Monza.

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Sainz explains rear tyre woes that cost F1 Italian GP lead to Verstappen

Polesitter Sainz enjoyed a strong initial launch to move across the racing line and hold his position ahead of front-row rival Verstappen into the opening chicane at Monza.

The Guardian - UK

Max Verstappen wins record 10th straight race with Italian F1 GP victory

The Dutchman finished ahead of Red Bull teammate Sergio Pérez at Monza, with Ferrari duo Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc third and fourth

The Guardian - UK

F1: Italian Grand Prix – Max Verstappen wins 10th race in a row – as it happened

Max Verstappen eased to a record-breaking 10th consecutive win, with Sergio Pérez taking second and Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz holding on for third in Monza

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Sainz: "Nothing is impossible" for Ferrari to beat Verstappen in Monza F1 race

Verstappen’s Red Bull squad has either missed pole or lost it to a grid penalty four times this year, but still retains a 100% winning streak as its RB19 package is particularly dominant in race trim.

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Why Monza F1 qualifying has moved away from chaotic slipstream bonanza

The Italian GP has been the scene of many chaotic qualifying sessions in F1's recent past, with drivers playing a game of chicken trying to position themselves for a strong slipstream on Monza's long straights.

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Sainz: "Nothing is impossible" for Ferrari to beat Verstappen in F1 Italian GP

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The 10km/h deficit that exposes Mercedes' ongoing weakness in F1

Although George Russell exceeded expectations in qualifying at Monza with fourth place on the grid, less than four tenths off pole, it has come despite some obvious car limitations.

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