"Shame to miss out on the podium" - Sergio Pérez
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Sergio Pérez was disappointed to have missed out on the podium at the Italian Grand Prix, after five-second penalty drops him from third to fifth.
Fourth and sixth was a strong result for Ferrari according to team principal Mattia Binotto, after the team struggled with straight-line speed at Monza.
Charles Leclerc believes he gave all he could in Ferrari’s home Italian Grand Prix, as the Scuderia finish fourth and sixth at Monza.
Toto Wolff believes Verstappen knew Hamilton crash would happen after title fighting pair collide in terrifying style at the Italian Grand Prix.
Valtteri Bottas completed one of his best weekends yet for Mercedes, with strong charge from the back to finish third at Monza.
The Mclaren F1 Team entered dreamland with first 1-2 in eleven years as Daniel Ricciardo claimed famous Italian Grand Prix victory with Lando Norris in second.
Daniel Ricciardo assured his doubters that he is back, after claiming first win since 2018, and Mclaren’s first since 2012. Lando Norris completed magical 1-2 for the team.
Max Verstappen awarded three-place grid penalty and two penalty points after being found predominantly to blame for terrifying Italian Grand Prix crash with Lewis Hamilton.
Lewis Hamilton suffered his first retirement of the season after terrifying crash with title-rival Max Verstappen at Monza.
Ricciardo Leads A McLaren 1-2 As Verstappen And Hamilton Clash At The Italian Grand Prix
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Ricciardo leads a McLaren 1-2 as Norris and Bottas join him on the podium at the 2021 Italian GP
Fernando Alonso made up good ground in Saturday’s sprint qualifying and will start Sunday’s race in tenth. Alpine team-mate Esteban Ocon to start directly behind in twelfth.
Lance Stroll to start Italian Grand Prix in ninth after exciting battle with Sergio Pérez in Saturday’s sprint race, team-mate Vettel to start in eleventh.
Antonio Giovinazzi continues to shine after eighth place finish in Italian sprint qualifying meaning a seventh place start for Sunday’s race.
Ferrari lock-out third row for Italian Grand Prix after eventful Saturday for the Scuderia. Leclerc to start fifth with Sainz in sixth.
Mclaren to start from second and third for the Italian Grand Prix after impressive showing by Ricciardo and Norris in Monza sprint qualifying.
Max Verstappen to start the Italian Grand Prix from pole position with sprint winner Valtteri Bottas taking an engine penalty. Team-mate Pérez to start from eighth.
Toto Wolff is hoping that there will be plenty to play for on Sunday, after Bottas won the Italian sprint qualifying in mixed afternoon for Mercedes.
