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.
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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The Italian, who is moving up from Formula 2 to replace Lewis Hamilton, has signed on with Mercedes as George Russell’s teammate for 2025.
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Before the Italian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton dominated the time sheets in a very close second practice session. Kevin Magnussen’s crash briefly stopped the session, putting the top five cars within a tenth and a half of each other.
Kimi Antonelli abruptly ended Friday afternoon’s first free practice session for the Italian Grand Prix, only ten minutes into his Formula 1 weekend debut with Mercedes.
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Source – Sportal.eu Ferrari’s experience at Zandvoort was a mixed bag, leaving the team with both optimism and frustration. On one hand, they managed to perform better than expected, but on the other, the 25-second gap to Lando Norris’s McLaren MCL38 by the end of the Dutch Grand Prix was a stark reminder of the
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Franco Colapinto, an F2 racer and academy driver, will compete for Williams for the rest of the season, taking over for Logan Sargeant as Alex Albon’s teammate from the Italian Grand Prix.
At the start of the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, Lando Norris, a driver for McLaren, surged ahead of Max Verstappen, his Red Bull adversary, and denied the Dutchman what would have been a fourth consecutive home victory.
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Lando Norris has triumphantly taken the lead in the Dutch Grand Prix, clocking in more than three tenths of a second ahead of closest rival Max Verstappen.
The Dutch Grand Prix’s third and final practice had Alpine’s Pierre Gasly lead Haas competitor Kevin Magnussen and Kick Sauber’s Valtteri Bottas; however, a significant collision involving departing Williams driver Logan Sargeant significantly disrupted the session and shuffled the order.