AWAY AGAIN
A red flag brought the Italian Grand Prix to an early halt, but the lights have gone out once more and George Russell leads.
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@kymillmanf1.bsky.socialAWAY AGAIN
A red flag brought the Italian Grand Prix to an early halt, but the lights have gone out once more and George Russell leads.
@kymillmanf1.bsky.socialEYES ON THE PRIZE
One of the 22 drivers will be lifting this trophy on the top step of the podium in just a few hours. Could it be pole sitter Pierre Gasly? We’ll find out very soon.
@kymillmanf1.bsky.socialNICE VIEW FROM HERE
That's what Pierre Gasly said looking down the straight.
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@kymillmanf1.bsky.socialA CAREER BEST
Franco starts today’s Italian Grand Prix from P7, his best-ever starting position in Formula One. His best Grand Prix finish is also P7, meaning he has a real opportunity today to set another career best.
@kymillmanf1.bsky.socialPOLE SITTER
Never before had Pierre Gasly taken a pole position for an F1 race but that happened yesterday, and today he’ll have nobody ahead of him as he leads the field away for the Italian Grand Prix.
@kymillmanf1.bsky.socialEARLY ARRIVAL
Oscar Piastri was one of the first drivers I saw arrive in the paddock this morning. He’ll start today’s race from P6 after receiving a three-place grid penalty. He’ll now have to fight his way forward.