Summary and best moments of the Italian Grand Prix in Formula 1

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Verstappen, Sergio Pérez and Carlos Sainz on the podium in the final classification of the Italian Grand Prix

The Dutch driver becomes the driver with the most consecutive wins (10), surpassing Sebastian Vettel.

The team asks the two to run, but without risk, Leclerc will not stop trying until the end.

Ferrari fight between Carlos Sainz and Leclerc, for a podium position;
 

Checo Pérez overtakes Carlos Sainz and the Mexican is in third position;

Crash between Lewis Hamilton and Piastri, the Australian has damaged the spoiler;

 

Sergio Pérez continues to cut back, the Mexican is 1.5 seconds behind Carlos Sainz

Norris and Piastri's touching incident under investigation

Sergio Pérez overtakes Charles Lecerc and the Mexican now has Carlos Sainz in front.

Checo Pérez closes in on Leclerc as he looks to fight for third place

 

Lewis Hamilton overtakes Fernando Alonso and the Mercedes driver ninth

Carlos Sainz, Checo Pérez and Leclerc overtake Lewis Hamilton who stops in the pits 

RUSSELL'S FIVE-SECOND PENALTY

Checo Pérez stop exiting just behind the Ferraris 

Checo Pérez is leading the race right now, although he hasn't stopped yet;

Stop Carlos Sainz, Leclerc and Max Verstappen 

 

Verstappen overtakes Sainz and leads the race, while Checo Pérez overtakes Russell 

 

The Ferrari driver continues to hold off Max Verstappen, who is also close to Leclerc 

Checo Péz approaches Rusell, Mexican seeks to overtake Mercedes driver

Max Verstappen's first attack and they almost touched.

 

Max Verstappen continues to tighten his grip and is four days behind Carlos Sainz

Carlos Sainz holds on at the start and continues to lead, while Sergio Pérez remains 5º

The Italian Grand Prix kicks off in no time at Monza

Following Tsunoda's accident, it has been decided to wait for him to retire the car before starting the Italian Grand Prix.

Tsunoda retires from the race on the warm-up lap

The formation lap of the Italian Grand Prix gets underway

Carlos Sainz is looking for his second victory in Formula 1 today, do you think he will be able to get it or will Max Verstappen win again?

In 15 minutes the Italian Grand Prix meeting starts and the drivers are ready to go

The two drivers have been announced to have renewed their contract with the German team and will remain with Mercedes until at least 2024 and 2025.

Last week he surpassed Sebastian Vettel by adding nine consecutive victories and will be looking for his tenth in Monza. Something that no one in the history of Formula 1 has ever done.

1. Max Verstappen - 339 points
2. Sergio Perez - 201 points
3. Fernando Alonso - 168 points 
4. Lewis Hamilton - 156 points
5. Carlos Sainz - 102 points 
6. Charles Leclerc - 99 points
7. George Russell - 99 points
8. Lando Norris - 75 points
9. Lance Stroll - 47 points
10. Pierre Gasly - 37 points
11. Oscar Piastri - 36 points
12. Esteban Ocon - 36 points
13. Alexander Albon - 15 points
14. Nico Hulkenberg - 9 points
15. Valtteri Bottas - 5 points
16. Guanyu Zhou - 4 points
17. Yuki Tsunoda - 3 points
18. Kevin Magnussen - 2 points
Nyck De Vries - 0 points
Logan Sargeant - 0 points
Daniel Ricciardo - 0 points

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This is the start time of the race in several countries:
Argentina: 8:00 AM
Bolivia: 8:00 AM

Brazil: 9:00 AM

Chile: 8:00 AM

Colombia: 7:00 AM

Ecuador 7:00 AM

UNITED STATES (ET): 8:00 AM

Spain: 3:00 PM

Mexico: 7:00 AM

Paraguay: 8:00 AM

Peru: 8:00 AM

Uruguay: 8:00 AM

Venezuela: 8:00 AM

England: 13:00 AM

Australia: 22:00 AM

India: 17:30 AM

At home of Ferrari the Spanish driver who has made a perfect weekend and has been the fastest has taken the pole, which has snatched it from Max Verstappen by just one tenth. 

 

The Ferrari driver after taking pole commented that "it has been a very intense qualifying, especially Q3. All three of us went for pole. Since I crossed the finish line, I have goose bumps. Although he explained that the goal "tomorrow is the podium", he sent a message to Max Verstappen: "I will give everything to get the first place".

 

1. Carlos Sainz 

2. Max Verstappen

3. Charles Leclerc

4. George Russell

5. Sergio Pérez

6. Alexander Albon

7. Oscar Piastri

8. Lewis Hamilton

9. Lando Norris

10. Fernando Alonso 

11. Yuki Tsunoda

12. Liam Lawson

13. Nico Hulkenberg

14. Valtteri Bottas

15. Logan Sargeant

16. Guanyu Zhou

17. Pierre Gasly

18. Esteban Ocon

19. Kevin Magnussen

20. Lance Stroll

The Mexican driver reached Q3, but was not in the fight for pole position today. We remember that yesterday he had an accident in the free practice sessions. Checo could not compete with his teammate or with the two Ferrari drivers, and was even overtaken by Russell. Finally he will start in fifth position and will have Albon's Williams next to him in the third row.

1950 Giuseppe Farina

1951  Alberto Ascari 

 1952 Alberto Ascari

1953  Juan Manuel Fangio

1954 Juan Manuel Fangio

 1955 Juan Manuel Fangio 

1956 Stirling Moss

1957 Stirling Moss 

 1958 Tony Brooks

1959 Stirling Moss

 1960 Phil Hill

1961 Phil Hill

 1962 Graham Hill

1963 Jim Clark

1964 John Surtees

 1965 Jackie Stewart

 1966 Scarfiotti

1967 John Surtees 

1968 Denny Hulme

1969 Jackie Stewart 

1970 Clay Regazzoni

 1971 Peter Gethin

1972 Emerson Fittipaldi

1973 Ronnie Peterson

1974 Ronnie Peterson 

1975 Clay Regazzoni 

1976 Ronnie Peterson

 1977 Mario Andretti

 1978 Niki Lauda

1979 Jody Scheckter

 1980 Nelson Piquet

1981 Alain Prost B

1982 René Arnoux

1983 Nelson Piquet 

1984 Niki Lauda 

1985 Alain Prost 

1986  Nelson Pique

 1988 Gerhard Berger

1989 Alain Prost

 1990 Ayrton Senna

1991 Nigel Mansell

1992 Ayrton Senna 

1993 Damon Hill

1994 Damon Hill 

1995 Johnny Herbert

1996 Michael Schumacher

 1997 David Coulthard

 1998 Michael Schumacher

 1999 Heinz-Harald Frentzen

2000 Michael Schumacher

2001 Juan Pablo Montoya

 2002 Rubens Barrichello

 2003 Michael Schumacher 

2004l Rubens Barrichello 

2005 Juan Pablo Montoya 

2006 Michael Schumacher 

 2007  Fernando Alonso  

2008 Sebastian Vettel

2009 Rubens Barrichello

 2010 Fernando Alonso 

 2011 Sebastian Vettel 

 2012 Lewis Hamilton

2013 Sebastian Vettel 

2014 Lewis Hamilton

 2015 Lewis Hamilton

2016 Nico Rosberg

2017  Lewis Hamilton 

 2018 Lewis Hamilton 

2019 Charles Leclerc

2020 Pierre Gasly 

2021 Daniel Ricciardo

2022 Max Verstappen

 

The drivers who have won the most times in this Italian Grand Prix have been Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton, both with five victories. Ferrari, with 19 victories, is the constructor team with the most victories.

The race will be held at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, located in the Lombardy region of Italy. It was inaugurated on September 3, 1922 and has 11 turns and a capacity for 11,88865 spectators. The length of the circuit is 5'793 kilometers.

A week after the Dutch Grand Prix, Max Verstappen's home is now Monza, the home of the Ferraris where they will seek to dethrone the Dutchman. Verstappen arrives in Italy with 339 points, 138 points ahead of the Mexican, Sergio Perez, who is second in the World Championship ahead of Fernando Alonso.

My name is Manuel Carmona Hidalgo and I will be your antifrion for this race. We will offer you the pre-race analysis and news here live on VAVEL.