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Winners and losers from F1's controversial 2025 Italian Grand Prix

As Max Verstappen completed Red Bull's turnaround by conquering Monza, McLaren once again divided opinion on its racing approach at F1's Italian Grand Prix.

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F1 Italian GP: five quick takeaways

Max Verstappen won in Monza ahead of the two McLaren drivers, as Lando Norris closed in on Oscar Piastri in the title fight – but only by three points

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Max Verstappen wins F1’s Italian Grand Prix with dominant drive at Monza – as it happeened

Verstappen had an early battle with Norris and had to give up his lead after an incident in turn one but the Red Bull came through to pull away for a routine win

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F1 Italian GP: Verstappen pips McLaren to surprise pole at Monza

Verstappen took a surprise, last-gasp pole for Red Bull with McLaren in second and third

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F1 Italian GP: Max Verstappen snatches pole from McLaren, Ferrari

Verstappen prevailed in a tight qualifying session at Monza

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‘I didn’t know where to go’: Meet the luckless F2 champions unable to land an F1 seat

IN FOCUS: Felipe Drugovich and Theo Pourchaire believed their Formula Two triumphs would lead to a spot at the 20-driver top table. They were wrong. Kieran Jackson meets both drivers, who are watching on agonisingly from the sidelines

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Lando Norris will ‘give it everything’ in F1 title race after Dutch GP hopes dashed

Lando Norris said he would ‘give everything’ in every race after his retirement in the Dutch Grand Prix handed winner Oscar Piastri a 34-point lead in the drivers’ standings

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Winners and losers from F1's pivotal Dutch Grand Prix

The 2025 Dutch Grand Prix may well go down as a decisive moment in the F1 title fight. Here's who capitalised on a chaotic afternoon and who will be keen to bounce back at Monza

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F1 Dutch GP: Piastri outpaces Norris by 0.012s for pole position

McLaren reasserts its 2025 F1 dominance with Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris locking out the front row at Zandvoort's Dutch GP

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F1 Dutch GP: Oscar Piastri grabs pole by 0.012s from Lando Norris

McLaren reasserts its 2025 F1 dominance with Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris locking out the front row at Zandvoort's Dutch GP

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Sauber won't give up on 2025 despite impending Audi switch and F1 overhaul

Despite Formula 1's pivot towards the 2026 rules, Audi-owned Sauber has much more to accomplish in the current season, according to team boss Jonathan Wheatley

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Why Sauber isn't giving up on F1 2025 despite 2026 overhaul and Audi transformation

As F1 pivots towards the 2026 rules reset, Audi-owned Sauber has much more to accomplish in the current season, according to team boss Jonathan Wheatley

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How 2026 rules will level the playing field for F1's rookie class

Only one F1 rookie this year has been driving like a veteran. Next season’s controversial technical reset will force everyone to adopt new habits

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Why new 2026 rules will level the playing field for F1's rookie class

Only one F1 rookie this year has been driving like a veteran. Next season’s controversial technical reset will force everyone to adopt new habits

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"Moneyball" Fornaroli would be "deal of the century" for an F1 team

Invicta Formula 2 team boss James Robinson is surprised that Fornaroli is yet to sign with an F1 outfit

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"Mind-blowing" that "Moneyball" Leonardo Fornaroli isn't linked to an F1 seat - Invicta

Invicta F2 team boss James Robinson reckons Fornaroli would be 'the deal of the century' for an F1 team

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Leo Fornaroli, F2’s title favourite who seeks consistency over wins

Reigning F3 champion Leonardo Fornaroli leads the Formula 2 title race 10 rounds into the 2025 season, with four to go. Let’s get to know the 20-year-old, who’s part of a promising new generation for Italy

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The F2 title favourite who seeks consistency over wins

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Emerson Fittipaldi: ‘If I had an F1 team, I’d hire Verstappen’

Reigning four-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen might just be the most highly-rated current driver – and Emerson Fittipaldi clearly won’t disagree.

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Emerson Fittipaldi: ‘If I had an F1 team and could hire anyone, I’d hire Verstappen’

Reigning four-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen might just be the most highly-rated current driver – and Emerson Fittipaldi clearly won’t disagree.

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Bortoleto on his F1 career path, Alonso's guidance and Verstappen friendship

Formula 1 drivers tend to look forward, with a laser focus on what they can do better to cement the place on the grid they have worked towards for so long.

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Gabriel Bortoleto on his road to F1 and the champions who helped him get there

Formula 1 drivers tend to look forward, with a laser focus on what they can do better to cement the place on the grid they have worked towards for so long.

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F1 2025: end-of-term report card as drivers head for their summer break

Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have set up a potentially thrilling title race, Gabriel Bortoleto is one to watch, and Lewis Hamilton needs a break

The Independent UK

F1 2025 mid-season awards: Best moment, worst race and biggest shock

As Formula One rolls into the four-week summer break, Kieran Jackson gives out his half-time prizes after an action-packed campaign so far

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Who slept best last night: Fernando Alonso

Last Tuesday, Fernando Alonso celebrated his 44th birthday. Three days later, he needed an injection to be fit for Free Practice 2 at the Hungarian Grand Prix, having skipped the opening session. Why? Back pain – just the sort of thing one might expect at his age.

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