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Max Verstappen took victory at the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon ahead of Charles Leclerc and George Russell, to cap a fine run of three wins in as many weeks over the course of the triple header and close in further on the championship.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen dashed Ferrari's home hopes and won the Italian Grand Prix behind the safety car to move potentially a race away from his second Formula One world championship.
Porsche said Friday its negotiations with Red Bull for a partnership that would allow the German luxury carmaker to enter Formula One have failed. "Both companies have jointly come to the conclusion that these talks will not continue," Porsche said in a statement. No details had been given about the deal but reports had suggested that it would involve Porsche buying a 50 percent stake in Red Bull's team and become engine suppliers. Friday's statement came as a surprise as a deal by Porsche had been seen as imminent after fellow German automobile giant Audi announced that it will become an engine supplier in Formula One for the first time in the 2026 season.
Charles Leclerc secured a brilliant pole position in front of Ferrari's adoring fans at Monza. The Monegasque set a blistering time to take the position from Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc took pole for the Italian Grand Prix after topping the times in qualifying at Monza on Saturday. Leclerc finished 0.145 seconds ahead of championship leader Max Verstappen after posting his fastest lap on his final shot around the Temple of Speed to claim his eighth pole of the season. "Very happy with the lap, very happy with the performance, it's been great weekend... I really hope we can finish just like in 2019," said Leclerc, who won here three years ago.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has opened up on the news that the team and Porsche will no longer be looking to work together.
Max Verstappen has been given a five-place grid penalty for the Italian Grand Prix, after Red Bull fitted a new Internal Combustion Engine to his RB18.
Porsche have confirmed that their talks over a collaboration with Red Bull have come to an end without a deal.