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Marko shares verdict on McLaren team orders
At the Italian Grand Prix, McLaren asked Oscar Piastri to let Lando Norris past, after the pit crew made a mistake during the Briton's pit stop.
Talking to GPblog, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko also shared his verdict on the Woking-based team's decision.
The Austria smiled and then said: "Very fair!", before bursting into laughter.
Hamilton and Verstappen rumoured to be interested in MotoGP teams
After the Guenther Steiner-led acquisition of the Red Bull KTM Tech3 team in MotoGP, rumours say both Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are looking to buy into the series.
“Both Hamilton’s people and Verstappen’s people have contacted all the private teams to express interest in buying them," a source told Autosport.
Day 1 of Pirelli tyre test completed in Monza
As GPblog reported earlier today, the first day of the Pirelli tyre test at Monza was completed on a revised schedule due to expected poor weather conditions on Wednesday.
Five drivers for four teams tested tyres for the 2026 season, including Italian Grand Prix-winner Max Verstappen.
How the second day of testing will proceed remains unknown. If there is no rain in the afternoon, Williams and Racing Bulls will run programmes on slick tyres.
Should there be more rain, the Italian manufacturer 'might take the opportunity to test the intermediate and wet tyres' to gather data related to the crossover point.
FIA sets date for Williams' 'Right to Review'
Williams submitted a 'Right to Review' ahead of the Italian Grand Prix concerning Carlos Sainz's 10-second time penalty at Zandvoort.
The motorsport federation has revealed that the hearing will take place on 12 September, where the British team will have to present 'significant and relevant' new evidence.
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