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Lewis Hamilton extended his championship lead to 53 points with a commanding victory in the Italian Grand Prix. Here, F1Zone.net presents its driver ratings. 44 | Lewis Hamilton | Mercedes | G: 1st | R: 1st | 10/10 Merce...

The glass was half full for Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene after Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, even if Kimi Raikkonen filled it almost to the brim before sloshing the contents around. Arrivabene did not mince his w...

Formula 1 stewards called for Pirelli and the sport's governing body to provide clear guidance about tyre pressure measurements after Lewis Hamilton's Italian Grand Prix win was called into question. Stewards summoned a ...

Oil and gas giant Shell have revealed details of an innovation partnership with long-term Formula One partners, Ferrari. The announcement means the two companies will work closer together in their respective efforts for ...

Lewis Hamilton produced a textbook weekend in Formula 1 domination at the Italian Grand Prix. Of course, he needs to be in the right car to execute that - as you can see from the woes of Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button...

David Coulthard on how Lewis Hamilton's dominance over Nico Rosberg is similar to how he was out-performed by Mika Hakkinen.

Red Bull is in a desperate search to locate an engine supplier for the 2016 season after terminating its deal with Renault in favour of Mercedes engines, but that deal has fallen through, leaving the team without a suppl...

Italian Grand Prix - Here are all the penalties that were handed out during the Italian GP weekend at Monza._ Italian Grand Prix Penalties: Fernando Alonso – McLaren-Honda. FP1. Alonso used a 9th Internal Combustion En...

F1 News Webber: F1 weaker than it's ever been Red Bull leaving Renault, Merc says no…Ferrari on tap? Stewards take no action on Merc, Wolff calls for clarity Race Report: Hamilton claims 3rd Italian GP win Hamilton cla...

Red Bull Racing set to move to Ferrari engine for 2016 Posted On 07 Sep 2015 By : thisisf1 Comment: 0 Facebook0 Twitter0 Google+0 Pinterest0 Red Bull Racing set to move to Ferrari engine for 2016 Four-time world champion...

Five Things We Learned from the Italian Grand Prix Posted On 07 Sep 2015 By : Surendhar Muthu Comment: 0 Facebook0 Twitter0 Google+0 Pinterest0 Prev1 of 5Next A Well-Defined Tyre Pressure Protocol Needed: 2015 Italian GP...

Infiniti Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Toro Rosso could be running Ferrari V6s in 2016. That's according to the BBC's James Allen, who says that Renault have confirmed they will not be supplying Red Bull next year. Accord...

F1 News Red Bull leaving Renault, Merc says no…Ferrari on tap? Stewards take no action on Merc, Wolff calls for clarity Race Report: Hamilton claims 3rd Italian GP win Hamilton claims Italian GP pole Babes in F1…no, ...

Aston Martin stalwart Stefan Mucke will miss the Austin round of the World Endurance Championship later this month to race for the British manufacturer in the clashing Blancpain Endurance Series round in Germany.

Valtteri Bottas admitted points for the 3-4 finish for the Williams Martini Racing team at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza were good but rued the missed opportunity to secure a podium finish for himself. The Finn was unabl...

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Italian Grand Prix – Mercedes AMG F1's Toto Wolff says that the team are carrying out an investigation into Nico Rosberg's original Monza power unit to see whether it can be used again. Mercedes introduced an upgraded ...

For the second consecutive year, Felipe Massa secured a return to the Monza podium as the Williams Martini Racing driver finished third behind Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel. The Brazilian admitted it is always emot...

Sebastian Vettel finished his first Italian Grand Prix as a Scuderia Ferrari driver with a visit to the Autodromo Nazionale Monza podium, with the German driver feeling it is the best second place finish he has had in Fo...

Nico Hulkenberg believes his Force India was handicapped by an unexplained car problem for much of the Italian Grand Prix Formula 1 weekend

Monza weekend sees Lewis Hamilton move up the tables in F1 history books. Speaking at the weekend, Hamilton, minded that a win would move him closer to the 41 recorded by his great hero Ayrton Senna, pointed out, quite r...

The Mercedes board has decided not to supply Formula 1 engines to Red Bull in the future, AUTOSPORT understands