F1: Gasly celebrates pole after nine years of waiting
Pierre Gasly ended a long wait in Formula 1 by securing his first career pole position at the Italian GP this Saturday. The Frenchman put the
Pierre Gasly ended a long wait in Formula 1 by securing his first career pole position at the Italian GP this Saturday. The Frenchman put the
Pierre Gasly conquered pole position for the Italian GP, the 13th round of the 2026 Formula 1 season. In an extremely competitive qualifying this Saturday
Alpine’s Frenchman clocked 1:21.786 on the last attempt and beat Russell by 0.060s; Bortoleto bounced back after difficulties in the practice sessions, but lost his spot in Q3 to
The Formula 1 classification for the Italian GP, held on the morning of this Saturday (5), in Monza, ended with Gabriel Bortoleto out of Q3 by just 0.001s. The
Pierre Gasly still has not come to terms with losing third place at the 2026 Monaco GP of Formula 1. After the International Court of Appeal (ICA) of the
Alpine is assessing whether it can take further action following the decision of the FIA International Court of Appeal regarding the result of the Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1.
Liam Lawson will start from the back of the grid at the Italian Grand Prix of Formula 1 after Red Bull installed a new power unit in his RB22 shortly before the
Max Verstappen finished the F1 Italian GP FP3 in third position, but found a different reason to complain over the radio. The Red driver
A Cadillac received a €30,000 fine after Colton Herta’s car failure during the first free practice of the Formula 1 Italian GP, held at
Haas’s decision to put the new engine supplied by Ferrari in Oliver Bearman’s car during the 2026 Italian Grand Prix of Formula 1 was not made just