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Italian Grand Prix: Pierre Gasly claims shock pole position

After the heartbreak of losing his Monaco podium in the FIA court, Pierre Gasly claimed a shock pole position for the Italian Grand Prix.

RacingNews365·Sep 4

McLaren 'insulted' as Briatore fires extraordinary FIA accusation

The FIA's International Court of Appeal verdict surrounding McLaren and Red Bull's protest against the results of the Monaco Grand Prix caused chaos on the opening day of the Italian Grand Prix.It was announced that McLaren and Red Bull's appeal had been upheld, with Pierre Gasly being stripped of his Monaco podium and demoted from third to seventh. Isack Hadjar has regained his Monaco rostrum as a result. It has led to fiery comments from Flavio Briatore, who has fired a staggering accusation at both McLaren and the FIA.

Crash.net·Sep 4

Flavio Briatore accuses ‘very nasty’ judge of McLaren bias in explosive rant

Flavio Briatore has aimed some explosive allegations at McLaren's door following a hearing into the result of the Monaco Grand Prix.

Crash.net·Sep 4

Red Bull cast verdict on Monaco F1 penalty verdict

Red Bull and McLaren successfully appealled against the decision to remove Pierre Gasly's penalty at the Monaco Grand Prix.

RacingNews365·Sep 4

Pierre Gasly stripped of Monaco GP podium after FIA court ruling

The FIA International Court of Appeal's verdict is in after the McLaren and Red Bull-requested hearing into the podium Pierre Gasly was awarded for the Monaco Grand Prix.

motorsport.com·Aug 27

Williams collapses in F1 pecking order: ‘Aston is a different league right now’

Carlos Sainz says the Williams Formula 1 team now only leads Cadillac in terms of on-track performance, as team-mate Alexander Albon laments an excessive amount of blue flags. F1’s new era started just about decently for Williams, which scored 11 points across the first six rounds of the season and lay eighth in the constructors’ standings following the Monaco Grand Prix. But Sainz ...Keep reading

motorsportweek.com·Aug 21

FIA confirms court date for F1 Monaco GP penalty hearing

The FIA has set a date for the International Court of Appeal after Red Bull and McLaren appealed against the decision to reinstate Pierre Gasly’s podium at the Monaco Grand Prix. Several drivers were given pit lane speeding penalties at this year’s Monaco GP due to a timing system error. Alpine successfully appealed two unserved […]

motorsport.com·Aug 19

FIA sets date for McLaren and Red Bull's Monaco GP appeal

Next week, the FIA will hear the appeals from McLaren and Red Bull against the decision to reinstate Pierre Gasly’s podium at the Monaco Grand Prix. The Alpine driver crossed the line in third on 7 June but two five-second penalties for pitlane speeding demoted a furious Gasly to seventh, handing Red Bull’s Isack Hadjar a podium. But the French outfit immediately lodged a right of review ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·Jul 30

Esteban Ocon reveals how he will unwind during F1 summer break

Following a challenging opening half of the 2026 Formula 1 season, Haas driver Esteban Ocon has shared his plans for the summer break. The Frenchman currently sits 17th in the drivers' standings on three points following the Hungarian Grand Prix, with his best result of the season a ninth place at the Monaco Grand Prix. He picked up the other point with a 10th place at the Japanese Grand ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·Jul 26

Haas “shouldn’t be fighting with” Aston Martin – Oliver Bearman

Oliver Bearman has said Haas “shouldn’t be fighting with” Aston Martin and explained his Q1 exit at Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix. As the American team rues its car’s inconsistency, this time it was Esteban Ocon happy and Bearman distraught following qualifying at the Hungaroring. The Briton was outqualified by his team-mate for the first time since Monaco, with a 0.223s gap, and ...Keep reading

RacingNews365·Jul 8

George Russell identifies 'fair' points deficit after slashing Kimi Antonelli lead

George Russell has seen luck swing back in his favour in recent rounds, with his gap to Kimi Antonelli falling by 43 points since the Monaco Grand Prix.

motorsport.com·Jun 30

McLaren launches Google Gemini livery for F1 British GP

McLaren has launched a one-off Google Gemini Formula 1 livery to be used for its home event this weekend at the British Grand Prix. The Woking outfit will race in a predominantly chrome colour scheme at Silverstone as part of its ongoing partnership with Google from 2022. It also takes inspiration from the livery of the McLaren M2B, which was the team’s debut car at the 1966 Monaco Grand ...Keep reading

Synthesis·Jun 2

Mercedes' Unstoppable Start: Dominance and New Regulations Ahead of Monaco GP

As Mercedes continues its winning streak, the FIA introduces significant changes for the Monaco Grand Prix.