Formula1: Italian Grand Prix Monza

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2018 Italian Grand Prix race information

Essential information for the 2018 Italian Grand Prix, round 14 of the 2018 F1 season.

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Monza
2018 Italian Grand Prix

F1 session times

Friday 31st August 2018

Italian Grand Prix Free Practice 1: 11:00-12:30 (UK time: 10:00-11:30)
Italian Grand Prix Free Practice 2: 15:00-16:30 (UK time: 14:00-15:30) Saturday 1st September 2018

Italian Grand Prix Free Practice 3: 12:00-13:00 (UK time: 11:00-12:00)
Italian Grand Prix Qualifying: 15:00 (UK time: 14:00) Sunday 2nd September 2018

Italian Grand Prix: 15:10 (UK time: 14:10)



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F1 support races

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Monza

The 2018 Italian Grand Prix is being held at Monza. See here for more information on Monza.

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2018 Italian Grand Prix

Read all F1 Fanatic’s coverage of this race:

• Why Ferrari puts a bag over its onboard camera
• Vettel crashes Ferrari during Milan demo
• Vettel hopes Ferrari success helps Monza keep its F1 race
• Stroll visits Force India but Ocon to drive at Monza
• Renault: New engine “significantly more powerful” but less reliable
• Hamilton: Monza won’t be as tough as Spa for Mercedes
• 2018 Italian Grand Prix TV Times
• Longer DRS zones planned for Monza, Sochi, COTA, Interlagos and Yas Marina
• Stroll “on standby” for Force India chance
• Norris to return for McLaren in practice at Monza
• FIA finalises 2018 calendar but urges security improvements at Interlagos
• F1 confirms new Chinese GP contract and date change
• 2018 race schedule features F1’s first triple-header

Previous race: 2018 Belgian Grand Prix
Next race: 2018 Singapore Grand Prix

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Belgium might not have served up an instant classic this time around - the heart-in-the-mouth first-corner crash the only real talking point - but Sebastian Vettel's fifth win of the season is still enough to keep the hunt for the championship alive and well heading into the formidable Italian Grand Prix.

Daniel Ricciardo summed up Monza best when he said: "The fans are nuts, typical Italians. Very passionate." If you search the crowds for another team's colours you'll be out of luck. The sea of red, yellow and black is as dominant as the green, white and red of the Italian flag.

Climbing over barriers, sporting painted faces and fancy dress, setting off vibrant red flares in the middle of the crowds; only the craziness of the Japanese contingent at Suzuka can match the hero worship the tifosi puts on display.

And if there's one thing guaranteed to get the Italian masses hot under the collar, it's a Ferrari victory on home soil.

As one of the longest running events on the current calendar, this 5.793km circuit has seen it all. Michael Schumacher still holds the record at 'La Pista Magica' with five victories between 1996-2006.

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Ericsson flips and rolls! and escapes ok.

https://www.formula1.com/en/video/20...peed_roll.html

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Now Vettel into the tire barrier at Parabolica. He was fastest in all 3 sectors before that.

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Kimi excited for winning pole. Yes, he almost cracked a maybe sort of kind of smile.

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Shame the smile didnt last long...

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