F1 Race Event: Italian Grand Prix
Race Track: Monza Circuit

2020 Italian Grand Prix Results: F1 Race Winner & Report

Pierre Gasly driving the AlphaTauri at Monza

Weather: dry  27.8°C
Tarmac: dry  44.9°C
Humidity : 39.6%
Wind : 0.5 m/s S
Pressure: 991.3 bar

Pierre Gasly won the 2020 Italian F1 GP today. He started from P10 and won his first ever race at Monza. It was also the first race victory for the new AlphaTauri F1 team.

All cars came of the grid clean, but Valtteri Bottas had a bad start and lost a lot of places in the first lap and fell back to P6. Lewis Hamilton kept P1 and drove away from the two McLaren drivers who occupied P2 and P3.

In lap 6 Sebastian Vettel had a harsh moment when the brakes on his Ferrari failed. He had to use the escape road of turn 1. The embattled German driver had to retire the SF1000 that lap. It was the second time that a Ferrari car had to retire at Monza in 13 seasons.

In lap 20 Haas driver Kevin Magnussen retired his car with a gearbox issue. Because Magnussen stopped his car at the pitlane entry, his car had to be recovered and caused a safety car period which also closed the pits entry. Hamilton and Antonio Giovinazzi didn't saw that the pits was closed and pitted for fresh medium tyres. They retrieved a 10s stop & go penalty for that move.

When the safety car returned to the pits the race resumed. In lap 25 Charles Leclerc lost control of the Ferrari in Parabolica (turn 11) and had a highs speed crash into the tyre wall. Leclerc was unhurt, but the tyre wall had to be repaired, which caused the race to be stopped with a red flag. All cars had to stop in the pits to wait until the repairs were done. It was the first red flag since Monza 1995. That race also was the last time that both Ferrari's retired.

Lance Stroll, Pierre Gasly and Kimi Raikkonen were looking good for a podium. Hamilton still had to undergo his penalty when the race got restarted. The restart was again without any incidents and Mercedes choose to take the 10s stop & go penalty ride away in lap 29. When Hamilton returned to the track his engineer told him he had a gap of 23 seconds towards the field.

In lap 34 Carlos Sainz overtook Raikkonen for P2. At that moment Gasly was 4 seconds in front of Sainz. Both drivers could win their first F1 GP and totally went for it until the very last lap.

 

2020 Italian GP Results
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Start grid 2020 Italian GP

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Classification 2020 Italian GP

PNoDriverTeamTimeLapsGridPts
110France Pierre Gasly
Italy AlphaTauri01:47:06.05653
10
25
255Spain Carlos Sainz
United Kingdom McLaren01:47:06.47153
3
18
318Canada Lance Stroll
United Kingdom Racing Point01:47:09.41453
8
15
44United Kingdom Lando Norris
United Kingdom McLaren01:47:12.05653
6
12
577Finland Valtteri Bottas
Germany Mercedes01:47:13.16453
2
10
63Australia Daniel Ricciardo
France Renault01:47:14.44753
7
8
744United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton
Germany Mercedes01:47:23.30153
1
7
831France Esteban Ocon
France Renault01:47:24.74753
12
4
926Russian Federation Daniil Kvyat
Italy AlphaTauri01:47:28.26453
11
2
1011Mexico Sergio Pérez
United Kingdom Racing Point01:47:29.28053
4
1
116Canada Nicholas Latifi
United Kingdom Williams01:47:38.93253
20
0
128France Romain Grosjean
United States Haas01:47:41.22053
16
0
137Finland Kimi Räikkönen
Switzerland Alfa Romeo01:47:42.36853
14
0
1463United Kingdom George Russell
United Kingdom Williams01:47:42.64953
19
0
1523Thailand Alex Albon
Austria Red Bull01:47:43.58953
9
0
1699Italy Antonio Giovinazzi
Switzerland Alfa Romeo01:48:01.25553
18
0
DNF33Netherlands Max Verstappen
Austria Red BullTechnical30
5
0
DNF16Monaco Charles Leclerc
Italy FerrariCrashed23
13
0
DNF20Denmark Kevin Magnussen
United States HaasGearbox17
15
0
DNF5Germany Sebastian Vettel
Italy FerrariBrakes6
17
0

Fastest lap: 1:22.746 min by Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes W11 @252.033 kph (156.606 mph)


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2 F1 Fan comments on “2020 Italian Grand Prix Results

  1. Glenn Wallis

    on tracks that you can overtake on, they should start the fastest cars at the back and have points for qualifying, As shown in the Italian Gran Prix it resulted in a proper race not a procession.

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