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. 'Incredible performance'

    And a lot of the F1 grid have said they stayed up late to watch Emma's win. Here's what George Russell said...

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  2. 'When I have time, I love to watch F1'

    And here is how F1 congratulated Emma on her incredible victory.

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  3. 'Fancy swapping seats'

    There's no doubting the biggest sports story of last night - the truly incredible performance of 18-year-old Briton Emma Raducanu winning tennis' US Open - a tournament where she had to battle through qualifying just to get into the main draw.

    Emma's a huge F1 fan and got to have a hot lap at Silverstone - and had a great time, as you can see here.

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  4. Lightning Bolt

    Aston Martin welcomed sprinting legend Usain Bolt into their garages to have a look around earlier on.

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  5. Get Involved #bbcf1

    Your Italian Grand Prix predictions

    John K Wilkinson: I’ll start the ball rolling with the predictions. No idea who will be 1st and 2nd, but Valtteri Bottas starting last will make 3rd. For sure.

    That's half sitting on the fence, half a really bold call!

  6. 'F1 isn't designed for short races'

    Our 5 Live F1 commentator Jack Nicholls has added his thoughts on the sprint qualifying debate.

    Do you agree with Jack? Use hashtag #bbcf1 to give us your thoughts.

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  7. Italian GP provisional starting grid

    With Valtteri Bottas dropping to the back after a new power unit, this is how we are expected to start today. McLaren second and third.

    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)

    15. Yuki Tsunoda (Alpha Tauri)

    16. Nikita Mazepin (Haas)

    17. Robert Kubica (Alfa Romeo)

    18. Mick Schumacher (Haas)

    19. Pierre Gasly (Alpha Tauri)

    20. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)

  8. Good mind games

    "Should be an easy win for Max."

    Who's Lewis Hamilton trying to kid? There's no way he actually believes that.

    His refusal to give up last week at Zandvoort, even when his team were saying he had no chance, was the only thing that kept the Dutch GP interesting.

    Whatever happens, Hamilton will be fighting right to the end, as he always does.

  9. 'Should be an easy win for Max'

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    Lewis Hamilton was, understandably, a bit deflated in the paddock after Saturday's sprint race when a bad start saw him drop from second to fifth, with a fourth-placed position today.

    The seven-time world champion told Sky Sports: "It wasn't great, but it is what it is.

    "We underestimated how well [Red Bull] would start. I've got to try and figure out how I can get by and try to limit the damage.

    "You saw the pace of the Red Bull - they are so fast. It should be an easy win for [Max Verstappen] and I have to try and get past the two guys [the McLarens] ahead."

  10. 'Full attack'

    Daniel Ricciardo, who has had a tough first season with McLaren, came third yesterday and starts second today: "It's been a long time to be in this position. It's good to be back.

    "Sunday is the important one. We gain a position due to Valtteri's problems, so that's good.

    "Full attack! That's what gave me a good start. I thought maybe I would get Max into Turn 1 but I'm looking forward to it."

  11. 'Race was better than expected'

    Max Verstappen finished second yesterday but gets promoted to pole: "It's amazing to be here and see all the Italian fans, they are so passionate.

    "The race was better than expected, we scored some nice little points. It is going to be an interesting race.

    "We did trim our car to have decent top speed but we also know Mercedes have good speed over the whole lap."

  12. 'We had good pace'

    Valtteri Bottas picked up three points for the sprint win, but a change of a power unit drops him to the back today. He said: "I feel good. It feels like it has been a while to finish first in a race.

    "Unfortunately I'm starting from the back but the speed is there, so I'll be fighting and coming as high as I can. Today, I enjoyed it and it was a clean race. We had a good pace. All good.

    "Tomorrow is not going to be easy, that's for sure. The train of cars with DRS, it's not easy but obviously strategy-wise, still a free choice of tyres for the start, so let's see if we can do something."

  13. Sprint paid off for Verstappen

    With points on offer for finishing in the top three during sprint qualifying, Max Verstappen has now extended his lead in the drivers' championship to five points.

    Drivers' championship standingsBBC Sport

  14. Bottas wins sprint but Verstappen on pole

    Matt Warwick
    BBC Sport

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    Red Bull's Max Verstappen will start the Italian Grand Prix from pole with title rival Lewis Hamilton only fourth.

    Hamilton's Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas won the 'sprint' qualifying race but will start last after taking a penalty for a power unit change.

    Hamilton finished behind McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris after an uncharacteristically poor start.

    Verstappen now leads Hamilton by five points in the title race after taking two points for second in the sprint.

    Bottas took three points for first and Ricciardo one for third.

    Read Matt's full report here.

  15. Thanks for joining us

    Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of the Italian Grand Prix.

    I'm Michael Emons and will be talking you through all the action this afternoon. It's lights out at 14:00 BST and as always we've got live radio commentary in this page.

    First up, a look back at a busy Saturday.

  16. 3, 2, 1...

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    Third in qualifying, second in the sprint, now Max Verstappen will start in first place for the Italian Grand Prix.

    Reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton is only fourth on the grid and will need to do something special to stop the current title leader stretching his lead further.

    The Italian Grand Prix is always one of the most anticipated of the season so what will happen today?