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Leclerc: Ferrari F1 Italian GP battle is how 'racing should be all the time'

As Max Verstappen chalked a record-breaking 10th consecutive GP win at Monza while Sergio Perez completed a Red Bull 1-2, the Ferrari team-mates diced frenetically for the final podium position.

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Leclerc: Ferrari F1 Italian GP battle is how "racing should be all the time"

As Max Verstappen chalked a record-breaking 10th consecutive GP win at Monza while Sergio Perez completed a Red Bull 1-2, the Ferrari team-mates diced frenetically for the final podium position.

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F1 2023, Italian Grand Prix | Max Verstappen wins 10th race in a row

Max Verstappen wins 10th race in a row at Monza, Red Bull team mate Sergio Perez takes 2nd. Carlos Sainz 3rd for Ferrari, Charles Leclerc 4th. Red Bull lead Mercedes in constructors' championship by 310 points. Verstappen's win sets Formula One record for Red Bull, equalling Vettel's 2013 record of…

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Verstappen worked to force Sainz into mistake to win F1 Italian GP

Polesitter Sainz launched strongly to maintain the lead into the first Monza chicane and he then repeatedly defended well against front-row rival Verstappen during their early DRS battles down the main straight.

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Sainz explains F1 rear tyre woes in Italian GP after losing to Red Bull duo

Polesitter Sainz enjoyed a strong initial launch to move across the racing line and hold his position ahead of front-row rival Verstappen into the opening chicane at Monza.

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Sainz explains rear tyre woes that cost F1 Italian GP lead to Verstappen

Polesitter Sainz enjoyed a strong initial launch to move across the racing line and hold his position ahead of front-row rival Verstappen into the opening chicane at Monza.

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Max Verstappen wins record 10th straight race with Italian F1 GP victory

The Dutchman finished ahead of Red Bull teammate Sergio Pérez at Monza, with Ferrari duo Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc third and fourth

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F1: Italian Grand Prix – Max Verstappen wins 10th race in a row – as it happened

Max Verstappen eased to a record-breaking 10th consecutive win, with Sergio Pérez taking second and Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz holding on for third in Monza

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Sainz: "Nothing is impossible" for Ferrari to beat Verstappen in Monza F1 race

Verstappen’s Red Bull squad has either missed pole or lost it to a grid penalty four times this year, but still retains a 100% winning streak as its RB19 package is particularly dominant in race trim.

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Why Monza F1 qualifying has moved away from chaotic slipstream bonanza

The Italian GP has been the scene of many chaotic qualifying sessions in F1's recent past, with drivers playing a game of chicken trying to position themselves for a strong slipstream on Monza's long straights.

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Sainz: "Nothing is impossible" for Ferrari to beat Verstappen in F1 Italian GP

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The 10km/h deficit that exposes Mercedes' ongoing weakness in F1

Although George Russell exceeded expectations in qualifying at Monza with fourth place on the grid, less than four tenths off pole, it has come despite some obvious car limitations.

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Verstappen: Red Bull wing set-up should be better for Monza F1 race

Verstappen lost out on pole by 0.013s to Carlos Sainz, who sent the Ferrari tifosi into raptures with his fourth career pole and his first on the Scuderia's home soil.

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Ferrari explains why Sainz and Leclerc escaped F1 Italian GP qualifying sanction

F1 drivers had been told ahead of qualifying at Monza that they had to maintain a maximum delta time for all of their laps throughout the three segments – not just the in-laps as is normally the case.

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Ferrari explains why Sainz, Leclerc escaped FIA F1 sanction

It was made clear that only in “exceptional” circumstances as accepted by the stewards would drivers escape being deemed to have committed an offence. The maximum time allowed between the two safety car lines was laid down by the FIA as 1m41s.

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Leclerc: Slipstream would have given Ferrari F1 Italian GP front row lockout

Having set the fastest middle sector of the Q3 shootout, Carlos Sainz led the Ferrari attack on home soil as the Spaniard bagged pole position at Monza courtesy of a 1m20.294s effort.

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F1 Italian GP: Sainz stuns Verstappen for Monza pole

The session at Monza also formed the second 2023 qualifying session run to the Alternative Tyre Allocation rules that required the drivers to run the hards throughout Q1, mediums in Q2 and softs in Q3.

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F1 set to make call on whether Italy can keep two grands prix

The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola and the Italian Grand Prix at Monza both have contracts that run until the 2025 season, but beyond that, there are no guarantees for either.

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The varied wing approach that shows Monza remains an F1 outlier

While there are other high-speed tracks on the F1 calendar, the ‘Temple of Speed’ remains an outlier because so much of it is straights, and this necessitates a standalone downforce package.

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FIA moves to avoid F1 traffic chaos at Monza

F1 qualifying, and that of its junior formulae F2 and F3, has often been derailed by drivers backing up at the end of out-laps to find clear air for their push laps.

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"Dreaming is for free" - Sainz plays down Ferrari F1 Monza practice pace

Sainz went quickest in Friday afternoon's one-hour FP2 session, his 1m21.355s just 0.019s quicker than McLaren's Lando Norris.

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What we learned from Friday F1 practice at the 2023 Italian Grand Prix

Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen shared the practice spoils across the opening two Formula 1 sessions at Monza, as Sergio Perez crashed but still hailed his “best Friday in a while”.

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Perez hails "best F1 Friday in a while" despite Monza FP2 off

Perez went off at the exit of the iconic Parabolica corner, bringing out a second red flag in the session topped by Ferrari's Carlos Sainz.

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The five key stages in Bortoleto's 2023 Formula 3 title charge

Gabriel Bortoleto has been crowned the 2023 Formula 3 champion, sealing the championship on Friday at Monza. The Trident driver dominated throughout, leading from the first race in Bahrain.

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F1 Italian GP: Sainz tops FP2 from Norris as Perez crashes

Oscar Piastri nipped ahead of Max Verstappen in fourth during the session that was twice halted, with Charles Leclerc, so far the slower of the two Ferrari cars throughout practice at Monza, sixth in front of the Tifosi.

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