Although McLaren failed to score at the Italian Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso feels there will be races later this season where they can fight Ferrari inside the top five. read more »

Lewis Hamilton's slow start at the Italian Grand Prix all but put paid to his chances of victory, but he says his poor getaway was not his fault. read more »

Helmut Marko says rumours that Pierre Gasly will replace Daniil Kvyat from the Singapore GP onward are "absolute rubbish." read more »

Despite losing out to Mercedes for the race victory at the Italian Grand Prix, Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen defended their two-stop race strategy as the right move. read more »

Claiming his second consecutive victory, and seventh of the season, Nico Rosberg credited his clean start to securing his win. read more »

A distant third behind the Mercedes drivers at Ferrari's home race, the Italian GP, Sebastian Vettel is adamant Ferrari will come back. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was left bemused after he gave up his pole position and dropped down to sixth at the start of the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes will analyse Lewis Hamilton's start although the Brit has already admitted that it was "his mistake." read more »

Before the start of the Italian Grand Prix, Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo knew that his chances were limited in Monza as their RB12 was not suited for the high-speed circuit. read more »

Retiring from the Italian Grand Prix after a hard hit early in the race, both Jolyon Palmer and Felipe Nasr have pointed the figure at each other. read more »

Williams driver Felipe Massa finished the race in the top ten in his last ever Italian Grand Prix, while Valtteri Bottas got overtaken by Daniel Ricciardo late in the GP. read more »

Nico Rosberg claimed his first Italian GP win as he beat Lewis Hamilton to the chequered flag, reducing the Brit's advantage in the standings to just two points. read more »

Formula 1 could be sold to Liberty Media as early as Tuesday when the first financial installment will be reportedly be paid. read more »

Ferrari have "failed" to reach the targets set for this season; that's according to the team's president Sergio Marchionne. read more »

Jenson Button is "very definitely" not retiring from Formula 1, he's just taking a much deserved break in 2017. read more »

Only one grid penalty in the hours before Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, and that belongs to Romain Grosjean. read more »

After the controversy that occurred last week in Belgium, Red Bull speedster Max Verstappen is hoping for a clean, incident-free, start tomorrow at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza. read more »

After it was announced that Stoffel Vandoorne will replace Jenson Button in 2017, the youngster has expressed his delight at the development. read more »

Amidst speculation that Sergio Perez will be looking for a fresh challenge in 2017, the Mexican has hinted that he will remain at the Silverstone-based outfit next season. read more »

McLaren chief Ron Dennis has announced that Jenson Button will be taking a sabbatical from Formula 1 in 2017 and revealed that reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne will replace him. read more »

Making into the final round of qualifying for the first since joining Haas, Esteban Gutierrez was ecstatic at his achievement and is hoping to carry on the momentum into... read more »

Despite vastly improving ahead of this Sunday's Italian Grand Prix after bringing their engine upgrade to Monza, Ferrari's pace is still nowhere near Mercedes, with... read more »

Lewis Hamilton claimed pole position at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, beating out his teammate Nico Rosberg as he looks to extend his... read more »

Lewis Hamilton blitzed Nico Rosberg on his way to pole position for the Italian Grand Prix, almost half a second quicker than his title rival. read more »

McLaren, Manor and Toro Rosso all dropped out of qualifying for the Italian GP in Q2 while Sauber and Renault failed to even make it through the first segment. read more »