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3. 9. 2024
The reigning champion Max Verstappen, who only managed to secure P6 in this year’s Italian Grand Prix, was very frustrated with his RB20 and team magement as we might’ve heard on the brodcasted ‘be awake’ radio message to his engineer.
2. 9. 2024
The power of strategy decided the winner of this year’s Italian Grand Prix, but because of the battle in the front, some winners in the back didn’t get much of a broadcast recognition. Let’s take a look at who left Monza with a big smile and who, on the other hand, was disappointed.
1. 9. 2024
McLaren basically gifted the home win to Ferrari in Monza. The British team went with the wrong strategy and Charles Lerclerc didn’t hesitate for a bit and after only one pit stop, got to stand on the top step in front of the Tifosi army. Oscar Piastri, who was aiming for the victory, only needed to settle down with second place and his teammate Norris with third.
31. 8. 2024
McLaren left Red Bull completely behind, as the Austrian team only confirmed their struggles with the car this weekend. Both Papaya drivers will start from the front row in tomorrow’s race, Red Bull only from row number four as Mercedes and Ferrari drivers share the second and third one.
31. 8. 2024
McLaren left Red Bull completely behind, as the Austrian team only confirmed their struggles with the car this weekend. Both Papaya drivers will start from the front row in tomorrow’s race, Red Bull only from row number four as Mercedes and Ferrari drivers share the second and third one.
30. 8. 2024
Not much to see on Friday in Monza as both sessions were interrupted by a red flag. Max Verstappen went fastest in FP1 with Lewis Hamilton winning FP2. Everything is suggesting a close qualifying tomorrow and interesting battle on Sunday as the gaps between the drivers are pretty small.
30. 8. 2024
Friday in Monza showed a good potential in the Mercedes car for this weekend. However, both, George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, complained about their seat being too hot when driving.
30. 8. 2024
Alpine employees plan a peaceful protest during the Italian Grand Prix on Friday agains the team’s decision to stop producing F1 engines after 2025.
29. 8. 2024
One of the fastest and most iconic tracks ever made has been on the Formula 1 calendar for decades. Over that time the Monza circuit, known also as the Temple of Speed, witnessed many victories that wrote a new chapter of history.
29. 8. 2024
The historic Autodromo Nazionale Monza is undergoing significant changes for the 2024 Italian Grand Prix, including track resurfacing, pitlane renovations, and adjustments to the first chicane. As Formula 1 modernizes, these upgrades are crucial to Monza’s place on the calendar and could have a major impact on this year’s race.
29. 8. 2024
Planning to attend the 2024 Italian Grand Prix at Monza? From navigating the track to making the most of your stay, these 10 essential tips will help you have an unforgettable experience at one of Formula 1's most iconic circuits. Whether it's preparing for the weather, managing transportation, or soaking in the Tifosi atmosphere, we've got you covered.
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