Max Verstappen took a dominant victory at Monza, but who were the winners and losers behind him?

Max Verstappen wins the fastest F1 race ever, McLaren’s teamwork fuels debate, Ferrari rebound, and Mercedes struggle. Here are five takeaways from the Italian Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen took his third win of the season at the Italian Grand Prix in a lights-to-flag victory, followed by Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri who awkwardly swapped positions late in the race after a slow stop for Norris.

Written by Morgan Holiday Credit: Formula 2 Luke Browning secured his first Formula 2 race win in a dramatic Feature Race at the Monza...

The Monza Feature race went underway on Sunday at 08:15 CEST. Inthraphuvasak took the win followed by Tsolov at P2 and León at P3.

A post-race penalty denied Tramnitz victory in the Monza Sprint, promoting Bilinski to his first F3 win and as Poland’s maiden race winner.

Max Verstappen showed everyone why he remains the class of the field after a mighty effort to clinch pole from the two McLarens and home favourites, Ferrari. Lando Norris starts second ahead of Oscar Piastri, with Charles Leclerc joining the second row for Sunday's race.

The Formula 3 Sprint Race in Monza got underway on Saturday at 09:15 CEST (8:15 BST), with Tim Tramnitz of MP Motorsport taking the final Sprint Race victory of the 2025 season. He was followed by Roman Bilinski of Rodin Motorsport in second and Martinius Stenshorne of Hitech TGR securing the final podium spot in third.

The final qualifying session of the 2025 Formula 3 season took place on Friday at 15:05 local time (14:05 BST) at Monza. To reduce congestion and ensure a smoother session, the drivers were divided into Qualifying Group A and Group B. Brad Benavides of AIX Racing took pole position, followed by Ugo Ugochukwu and Noel Léon of PREMA Racing.

The second round of the GTWC EU (GT World Challenge Europe) Endurance Cup got underway at 3pm local time today, as the No.17 GetSpeed Mercedes driven by Joules Gounon led the 59 car grid down to turn one.

Written by Owen Bradley Credit: SRO/JEP The No.30 BMW WRT of Ahmad Al-Harthy, Sam De Haan and Jens Klingmann won the GT World Challenge...