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Following the news this week that George will be joining the Mercedes team for the 2022 season, we are now looking forward to finishing his time with us strongly, beginning this weekend in Monza.
Alfa Romeo will celebrate the Italian Grand Prix with a special livery, created by the Centro Stile Alfa Romeo - a creative tribute on the car and the drivers' uniforms to honour this occasion.
Alfa Romeo has confirmed that reserve driver, Robert Kubica, will continue to deputise for Kimi Räikkönen at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.
Williams has announced that Nicholas Latifi and Alex Albon will form its driver line-up for the 2022 season.
Ross Brawn believes that other circuits would do well to learn from the banked corners at Zandvoort.
Ralf Schumacher has hit out at his nephew's teammate, Nikita Mazepin, warning that the Russian is "endangering" his team and should not be in F1.
We're returning to the Sprint format - we learned a lot about it at Silverstone, so we'll be aiming to make the most of all opportunities in Monza.
Last time out at Zandvoort, we simply didn't put all the pieces together - we took some risks and gave it our best shot, but it just wasn't enough.
Heading into the back end of this triple-header certainly presents a riskier time of year from an operational perspective.
We've scored points in all the races this year except the first one, so we aim to extend that run through to this race.
69 drivers who have raced in the Italian Grand Prix at the wheel of a Ferrari. This weekend, Carlos Sainz will become the seventieth.
The track looks easy on paper but it's actually quite difficult to nail a lap there because with a low downforce set up and the long braking zone the car is moving around quite a lot.
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