
Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes driver, wins the Monza Grand Prix and dedicates the victory to his family and team, describing going off the track to overtake Russell as a scary moment.
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Kimi Antonelli is a young Mercedes driver who achieved his first Formula 1 victory at the Monza Grand Prix.
Thanks for the support. It's incredible. I would never have imagined it but we did it.
These are the first words of Kimi Antonelli, visibly tried and emotional, after the victory in Monza. "A dream come true, I could never have done it without my family and my team."
The Mercedes driver began by greeting the audience in Italian who reciprocated with applause, even though there was no shortage of boos. "As for the race, there's a lot to analyse. The exit from the track to pass Russell? It was a rather scary moment, I went straight and thought I'd missed the opportunity."

Kimi Antonelli, Italian Mercedes driver, wins the Italian Grand Prix in Monza starting from the back of the grid, becoming the first Italian to triumph on the circuit since 1966. George Russell and Max Verstappen are also on the podium. Lewis Hamilton finishes sixth with Ferrari, the only one to finish after Charles Leclerc's accident.

Frosinone beat Venezia 3-2 at the Stadio Stirpe with a brace from Raimondo and the final goal from Kvernadze, while Parma and Monza drew 1-1 with goals from Robinson and Lontano on the third day of Serie A.

The match between Parma and Monza ends 1-1 with goals from Lontani in the 60th minute and Robinson in the 38th minute. Lontani scores on a deviation from Birindelli, Robinson beats Corvi with a shot from the edge.

Frosinone wins 3-2 against Venezia in a match characterized by continuous reversals of results, with Raimondo scoring a brace and Kvernadze decisive in the 88th minute.

Kimi Antonelli, Italian Mercedes driver and leader of the drivers' world championship, wins the Italian Grand Prix in Monza after starting from the back of the grid. George Russell completes the podium in second place, followed by Max Verstappen. Charles Leclerc was involved in an accident on the third lap which caused the red flag to be displayed and the race to be suspended.

2-2 draw between Frosinone and Venice. Goals from Raimondo for Frosinone, followed by goals from Yeboah and Sagrado for Venezia who overcame the initial deficit.