Summary

  • Max Verstappen celebrates record-breaking 10th consecutive win

  • P2 Perez, P3 Sainz, P4 Leclerc, P5 Russell

  • Hamilton sixth despite five-second penalty for collision with Piastri

  • Verstappen passed Sainz for lead on lap 15

  • Alpha Tauri's Yuki Tsunoda broke down on formation lap

  • Italian Grand Prix at Monza

  • Red Bull have won all 14 races so far this season

Live Reporting

Lorraine McKenna

  1. 'Goosebumps'

    Carlos Sainz said he had 'goosebumps' when he crossed the line to take pole position at Monza for Ferrari on Saturday - his first of the 2023 season and the fourth of his F1 career.

    Carlos Sainz celebrates taking pole position at MonzaGetty Images

    The Spaniard is up against it today, however, as Max Verstappen chases a record that has stood for nearly decade and is held by a former Red Bull great who retired not too long ago.

    Max Verstappen celebrates winning the Dutch Grand PrixGetty Images

    In 2013, Sebastian Vettel won in Belgium, Italy, Singapore, Korea, Japan, India, Abu Dhabi, the United States and Brazil to secure a run of nine victories in a row and wrote his name in the history books as the all-time consecutive wins record holder.

    Either the tifosi are going to be painting the town red thanks to a Ferrari success at Monza tonight, or Verstappen and the orange army will be celebrating another significant milestone for the two-time world champion.

    Which will it be?

    Sebastian Vettel celebrates winning in Brazil in 2013Getty Images