Nissan’s decision to end Sacha Fenestraz’s contract has left his future in the FIA Formula E championship up in the air, according to reports.
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After Monza revived the argument about whether team directives are necessary at McLaren, Zak Brown has shared his interpretation of the meaning behind the “papaya rules.” Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris engaged in a race to the death on the first lap of the Italian Grand Prix, with the Australian able to get past Norris, who had started first, and finish ahead of the British driver.
After effortlessly separating himself from the field, the Australian-Japanese driver took first place on the podium in Race 1. One of his “favorite tracks” is the Chennai Formula Racing Circuit, where he finds racing to be thrilling.
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Audi’s executives are adamant that the Sauber team’s performance must increase before to its 2026 conversion to a works team.
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Max Verstappen, who disclosed he was struggling with an engine problem during a dismal Italian Grand Prix, has conceded that Red Bull needs to “change the whole car” in order for him to get back to winning ways.
After employing a daring one-stop tactic to maintain the lead, Charles Leclerc stunned the Tifosi by taking the lead ahead of the McLarens and winning the Italian Grand Prix.
Santander and Ferrari have confirmed their association is ending, with Carlos Sainz’s departure taking effect simultaneously.
On the day the team announced that Kimi Antonelli would partner Russell for 2025, Lewis Hamilton led teammate George Russell to form a Mercedes one-two at the top of the timesheets during the third and final practice hour before the Italian Grand Prix.
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After a tight first day of racing at Monza, Max Verstappen feels that Red Bull still has work to do to be “really competitive” throughout the remainder of the Italian Grand Prix weekend. The Dutchman had mixed results during Friday’s practice sessions.
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On the first day of practice for the Italian Grand Prix, Ferrari gave the Tifosi reason for hope as Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc finished in the top five in both sessions.
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