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“We won the ****** race!!!”


Ooof. Where to start? We’ve got a new circuit. We’ve got Ferrari’s 1000th GP (complete with retro 1950s livery). We’ve got fans… we’ve got some fans. This weekend, the carbon fibre beasts are at Mugello. An Italian circuit that is “very, very, very, very, quick” says Webber. Good. 

What don’t we have? Any idea what’ll happen after the mayhem in Monza. The hours won’t pass quickly enough…

Racing Point out. Aston Martin in. Perez out. Vettel in. Things are changing. And Checo is left wondering what’s next. He’s been integral to the team’s survival. But now Vettel will take the reins of the legendary name.

Ferrari. It’s synonymous with F1. Without the red chassis of the Prancing Horse at a GP, we’d all feel a little lost.

At Mugello, it’ll be the team’s 1000th appearance. An unmatched record that seems to outshine even a race win. They embody the beauty and poetry of racing. And thrive on the competition (ask Mercedes why they returned to the sport).

Dig deep into the history of the most successful team in F1’s history in this special feature. Here’s to another 1000.

Gasly doesn’t do things simply. He struggled at Red Bull but has soared at Alpha Tauri. He had difficulties in the first half at Monza but finished with a win.

Luck pushed him to the front after pitting, Hamilton’s penalty and the safety car. But his skill and confidence kept him there. Under pressure from Sainz, he didn’t crack. Read on as Jolyon Palmer analyses the race that’ll go down in F1 folklore.

The drama. The confusion. The swearing. Team radio highlights are required listening for every F1 fan. Monza is no exception. In addition to the raw emotion, get an insider insight into team decisions and critical moments. Like Kimi trying to track down some blankets…

It wasn’t just an emotional weekend for Gasly. Over in the Williams pit, Claire had her last Grand Prix. The legendary family leaves the Paddock. In this F1 exclusive, go behind the scenes of her last race with all the tears, laughs and awkwardly big gifts.

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