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Four teams look in with a shot at Italian GP pole after final practice - but Red Bull's path to said pole appears to be the most difficult.
Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez dominated qualifying at the Aragon Grand Prix, beating his closest rivals by eight tenths of a second
Mercedes has confirmed 18-year-old Kimi Antonelli will replace Lewis Hamilton in its Formula 1 team next season. But why has it picked Antonelli over proven free agents? Scott Mitchell-Malm explains six key factors...
Very highly-rated rookie straight into top team - Kimi Antonelli at Mercedes in 2025 feels a lot like Lewis Hamilton at McLaren in 2007. But Hamilton was much better prepared
Kimi Antonelli will be a Mercedes F1 driver in 2025 - it's finally official. Is the 18-year-old ready for such a competitive car (and to replace Lewis Hamilton)? And what does it mean for George Russell?
Andrea Kimi Antonelli is the 18-year-old whose emergence is being compared to Max Verstappen’s prodigious rise - and has now been officially unveiled as Lewis Hamilton's replacement at the Mercedes Formula 1 team in 2025
Mark Hughes reckons the top four teams in Formula 1 have been brought closer on long runs at Monza to an unprecedented level. He unpicks the nuances of analysing the stints in practice to paint a picture of the order
Marc Marquez shattered the Aragon lap record in practice, but he's come close to race-winning form in his first Ducati year before and not managed to convert. The Race assesses the factors behind his win legitimacy
Barely more than a tenth and a half covered the top five fastest Formula 1 cars in second practice for the 2024 Italian Grand Prix, but no Red Bull featured in that picture thanks to the odd circumstances of FP2 at Monza
Kimi Antonelli’s hotly anticipated official Formula 1 debut started with him briefly sitting atop the times and ended dramatically with a heavily damaged Mercedes in the wall and five laps to his name
Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez maintained his supremacy over his rivals into the second premier-class practice session at Aragon
Once Williams decided continuing with Logan Sargeant was untenable, it looked at Liam Lawson and Mick Schumacher - so why did rookie Franco Colapinto get the nod in the end?
