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Italian Grand Prix to run without fans

The Italian Grand Prix will take place without fans, it was confirmed on Wednesday. Despite previously indicating it was unlikely spectators could attend when Formula 1 comes to Monza on September 6, rac... Read More...

Ferrari: Grand Prix at Mugello is a dream come true

Ferrari have always wanted to have a Grand Prix at Mugello, their glorious race track in Tuscany which has been the scene of many tests with their greatest drivers including Michael Schumacher as well as Va... Read More...

Report: Mugello will hold Ferrari’s 1000th Grand prix

It is understood that an agreement between Mugello and Formula One has been made for the Italian circuit to host the ninth race of the year which coincides with Ferrari's 1000th Grand Prix. On Wednesday,... Read More...

Imola boss: Logical to have an Italian triple header

Imola could join the 2020 Formula 1 calendar as part of a triple header with Monza and Mugello, according to circuit president Uberto Selvatico Estense. Following reports that Mugello is all-but-confirme... Read More...

Formula 1 extends contracts for Spa, Monza, Hungary

Formula 1 has given three European circuits one-year contract extensions to compensate for lost revenues in 2020, it emerged on Friday. Organisers of the Hungarian, Italian and Belgian Grands Prix, which... Read More...

Monza extends to 2025, 2020 race to be without spectators

Monza has extended its contract with Formula 1 by one year to 2025, while the 2020 race will take place behind closed doors, Monza mayor Dario Allevi said on Monday. Scheduled for September 6, Allevi con... Read More...

Sticchi Damiani: Monza cancellation is fake news

Italian Grand Prix organisers are expecting the race to go ahead as scheduled, albeit without fans, says Italian Automobile Club president Angelo Sticchi Damiani. Responding to rumours that Monza had bee... Read More...

Coronavirus in Italy ignites major concerns for Formula 1

Following the postponement of the Chinese Grand Prix, the Covid-19 outbreak, better known as the coronavirus, could shake up the 2020 Formula 1 season further still in the wake of mounting concerns in north... Read More...

Mugello to replace Monza as Italian Grand Prix host?

There is a good chance Mugello will eventually take over as host of the Italian Grand Prix in the future according to Eugenio Giani, who is president of Tuscany's regional council. In May, it was announc... Read More...

Todt: Qualifying farce will never happen again

FIA president Jean Todt has put his foot down and says Formula 1 will put a stop to the sort of antics that turned qualifying at Monza into a farce. No top runner completed more than an out-lap in the fi... Read More...

Rosberg: Dark time for Vettel but don’t write him off

While Nico Rosberg is baffled by the current form of Sebastian Vettel, the 2016 Formula 1 World Champion turned video vlogger-pundit believes the Ferrari driver will bounce back. Much has been written ab... Read More...

Montoya: Vettel’s problem is not mental it’s technical

Juan Pablo Montoya believes Sebastian Vette's problems are not head-related and suggests that the error-prone Ferrari driver is struggling to come to terms with the SF90 while his shooting star teammate Cha... Read More...

Inside Line: The heart of F1 is indeed Maranello

It is been a pretty hectic return to action with back to back races in Belgian and then Italy, during this period Chares Leclerc became an instant superhero in his Red Cape as he steered Ferrari to winning ... Read More...

Formula 1 to re-consider gravel for Parabolica

Formula 1 race director Michael Masi revealed to media that the governing FIA will consider resurrecting the gravel trap at Monza's famous Parabolica corner. The gravel was controversially replaced with ... Read More...

Binotto: Going with hard tyres in Monza race was brave

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto believes his team hit a home run with the strategy they concocted to keep Charles Leclerc in the lead of their home Italian Grand Prix, which in the end played a big role in... Read More...

Lehto: At Ferrari there is always a number one driver

Charles Leclerc is now Ferrari's "number one driver" claims JJ Lehto, who was once the supporting act for none other than Michael Schumacher at Benetton. "Michael himself was no tyrant," the 53-year-old ... Read More...

No normal afternoon at Ferrari HQ in Maranello

It wasn’t quite the normal afternoon at Scuderia Ferrari headquarters in Maranello today when, shortly after 4pm, Charles Leclerc and Team Principal Matteo Binotto joined the entire staff to toast the wins ... Read More...

Albon: It’s going in a good way

It was always going to be a steep learning curve for Alex Albon as he stepped up from Toro Rosso to partner Max Verstappen, one of the most feared drivers of his generation, starting at Spa-Francorchamps af... Read More...

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