Alpine's Pierre Gasly will start the 2026 Italian Grand Prix from the front of the grid with his first pole position.

McLaren's Oscar Piastri has been given a three-place grid penalty for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix after an impeding incident.

Red Bull’s Liam Lawson shares his frustrations about being knocked out of Qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix in Q2.

Pierre Gasly shocked Monza by claiming pole position for Alpine in the session's final moments.

Credit: Formula 2 via X Joshua Dürksen reigned victorious in Monza after his impressive pace allowed him to hold off the day’s polesitter, John Bennett. As Dürksen broke away from the field in the final restart, he sealed his victory leading him to the podium's top step. He was followed by Bennett in second and Oliver Goethe in third. How it happened A chaotic Friday Qualifying and seven post-session penalties later, it was Trident driver Bennett who started on pole once the

Taito Kato took his maiden victory in F3 for ART from ninth place on the grid in a chaotic race. He beat Freddie Slater and Hiyu Yamakoshi to the win.

After an exciting qualifying session in Monza, Freddie Slater secured his third pole position in four races for Trident, with teammate Matteo De Palo joining him on the front row for the main race.