Summary

  • Verstappen and Hamilton crash out at first corner

  • Verstappen handed three-place grid penalty for next race

  • Ricciardo and Norris finish one-two for McLaren

  • Eighth F1 win for Ricciardo, best F1 finish for Norris & first McLaren one-two since 2010 Canadian GP

  • Retirements: Hamilton, Verstappen, Gasly, Tsunoda, Mazepin

  • Verstappen leads Hamilton in drivers' championship by five points

  • Get involved: #bbcf1

Live Reporting

Michael Emons

  1. Ready?

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  2. 'Hamilton will have less grip'

    Jolyon Palmer
    Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

    The hard tyres for Hamilton means he's going to go long into the race and attack later on.

    It's going to be very difficult for him off the start with less grip.

  3. Tsunoda will not start

    One is out, before we start.

  4. Get Involved

    #bbcf1

    Jeremiah Kariuki: Will Hamilton do what he did in Silverstone? Thinking he is a wounded lion and will be ready to pounce on the two McLarens and the Red Bull at the start. If he doesn't win, he will be up there.

    James Stevenson: Could be another piece of sporting history created by a British sportsperson today. Going to be difficult but if there’s one thing we’ve learned about Lewis Hamilton over the years he’ll give it everything he has. Let’s go Lewis!

  5. How they start

    1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

    2. Daniel Ricciardo (McLaren)

    3. Lando Norris (McLaren)

    4. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)

    5. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)

    6. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari)

    7. Antonio Giovinazzi (Alfa Romeo)

    8. Sergio Perez (Red Bull)

    9. Lance Stroll (Aston Martin)

    10. Fernando Alonso (Alpine)

    11. Sebastian Vettel (Aston Martin)

    12. Esteban Ocon (Alpine)

    13. Nicholas Latifi (Williams)

    14. George Russell (Williams)

    16. Nikita Mazepin (Haas)

    17. Robert Kubica (Alfa Romeo)

    18. Mick Schumacher (Haas)

    20. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)

    Pit lane starts - 15. Yuki Tsunoda (Alpha Tauri), 19. Pierre Gasly (Alpha Tauri)

  6. Team radio - Ferrari to Leclerc

    Ferrari: "Everyone around us on mediums - expect for Hamilton on hards."

    Leclerc: "That's a weird choice from Lewis?"

  7. Tune in

    You can listen to today's race on BBC Radio 5 Live, the BBC Sounds app and at the top of the page.

    Press the play button at the top to follow our team of Jack Nicholls, Jolyon Palmer and Jennie Gow.

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  8. With his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc one place ahead in fifth.

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  9. 'Confidence is back up'

    Will the home fans have something to cheer from Ferrari. Carlos Sainz starts sixth...

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  10. Last week it was the orange army, now it's the Tifosi's turn

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  11. 'Hamilton is ready'

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    Sprint legend Usain Bolt is one of the lucky celebrities hanging around the grid at Monza.

    Who is the multiple Olympic gold medallist supporting? "I'm a Lewis Hamilton fan," he tells Sky Sports.

    "I just stopped by to say. He's ready and I was wishing him all the best. I'm excited to be here."

    Bolt adds: "I actually like to drive. I did a test drive at Ferrari and at the BMW track. I like fast cars!"

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  13. Tsunoda has a problem

    Just when things were already looking bad for Alpha Tauri, Yuki Tsunoda's car is pushed off the grid and into the pits.

    Both Alpha Tauris could be out before we even start.

  14. It'll be fast and furious today

    Hollywood superstar Vin Diesel meets a real-life racer.

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  15. The scheduled start

    A reminder of how we are due to start. We're still not sure if Pierre Gasly will be able to race - and it's from the pits if he does.

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  16. 'Never easy'

    Christian Horner speaking to Sky Sports: "A win here is never easy but the first thing is to get the start and get through the first chicane.

    "We know the McLarens are quick off the line but it's all about where you are at the end of the race, if we can get out of that first chicane in the lead then that's a bonus."

  17. 'Decent recovery'

    George Russell starts down in 14th today, so can he get himself into the points again today?

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  18. Now throw in the traditional fly over at Monza with the jets displaying the colours of the Italian flag. What a sight. Stunning.

  19. We heard the Italian national anthem a lot during the sporting summer - and it obviously gets another outing now today. Truly special.

  20. Home discomfort?

    Matt Warwick
    BBC Sport

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    The sea of orange at last week's Dutch Grand Prix was unique to F1 - an amazing spectacle.

    But let's be clear; the Ferrari-mad Tifosi are just as vociferous at Monza, as proven by the Michael Schmacher flags and beach towels(!) on sale outside the circuit in the stunning royal park, and the pumping Euro house coming out of the bars frequented by prancing horse tattoo-clad Italians.

    Saturday was a weird day for the Scuderia, with Sainz crashing heavily and Leclerc's strange illness, but they are here, fifth and sixth on the grid.

    Another Italian, Antonio Giovinazzi, did a great job for the 'family', starting seventh in the Alfa Romeo.

    Will he ever grace a red car at Monza? There are doubts about his seat at Alfa. "He has to decide what he wants [for his future]," said Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto on Friday of his reserve driver. "Looking to continue with Gio as a driver in F1 is a priority."