Hamilton confirmed winner after tyre investigation
2015 F1 Season
Lewis Hamilton’s victory at the Italian Grand Prix has been confirmed after stewards decided not to penalise Mercedes for a tyre pressure infringement.
Tyre investigation puts Hamilton win in doubt
2015 Italian Grand Prix
The result of the Italian Grand Prix remains provisional as Mercedes are under investigation for a possible tyre pressure technical infringement.
Hamilton wins, Rosberg retires in Italian GP
2015 Italian Grand Prix summary
Lewis Hamilton dominated the Italian Grand Prix by almost half a minute from Sebastian Vettel as Nico Rosberg retired with engine failure three laps from the finish.
2015 Italian Grand Prix result
2015 Italian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton took his seventh win of the season in Monza with Sebastian Vettel second and Felipe Massa third for Williams.
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F1 set for new high-speed safety cameras in 2016
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Ferrari has Mercedes in its crosshairs on home ground
2015 Italian Grand Prix pre-race analysis
Ferrari has put itself in a strong position to take the fight to Mercedes in the Italian Grand Prix following what Kimi Raikkonen described as their best qualifying session of the year.
2015 Italian Grand Prix grid
2015 Italian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton will start the Italian Grand Prix from pole position, with Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen alongside him on the front row.
Verstappen given race penalty for engine cover failure
F1 2015 season
Max Verstappen has been given a drive through penalty for tomorrow’s Italian Grand Prix after the engine cover tore off his Toro Rosso at the end of Q1.
Ericsson to start 13th after impeding penalty
2015 F1 season
Sauber’s Marcus Ericsson will start 13th on the grid after receiving a three-place grid penalty for impeding Nico Hulkenberg during qualifying.
Raikkonen surprised by strong Ferrari performance
F1 2015 Season
Kimi Raikkonen says Ferrari are surprised by their performance having secured second place on the grid for tomorrow’s Italian Grand Prix.
Rosberg laments pre-qualifying engine change
F1 2015 season
Nico Rosberg has described being forced to change his Mercedes engine back to a previous unit ahead of qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix as “very disappointing”.
Pole for Hamilton in Monza as Ferrari split Mercedes
2015 Italian Grand Prix qualifying
Lewis Hamilton took his record-equalling seventh consecutive pole position in a single season at Monza ahead of the Italian GP, with Ferrari closest behind.
Hamilton tops FP3 with Vettel closest behind
2015 Italian Grand Prix third practice
Lewis Hamilton topped practice for the third consecutive session in Monza ahead of qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix.
Drivers hushed up as Pirelli closes on new tyre deal
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Pirelli demands more tyre testing for 2017
2017 F1 season
F1’s official tyre supplier Pirelli has demanded an increase in testing if it changes its tyre dimensions for 2017.
Lotus ‘has funds to complete the season’
2015 Italian Grand Prix
Lotus has the funding in place to complete the season, the team’s CEO has confirmed, despite its recent financial problems.
Tyre tweaks make no difference to Mercedes’ lead
2015 Italian Grand Prix Friday practice analysis
When the wrangling over Pirelli’s restrictions on tyre settings subsided, Mercedes led the way as usual on Ferrari’s home turf.
McLaren “intends to keep” Alonso and Button for 2016
2015 Italian Grand Prix
McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says the team intends to retain Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button despite pressure on the team’s 2016 driver line-up.
Ferrari not involved in talks on Monza’s F1 future
2015 Italian Grand Prix
Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene says the team is not involved in discussions over the future of the Italian Grand Prix.