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2020 F1 Italian Grand Prix race results
Pierre Gasly won a wild Italian Grand Prix for AlphaTauri at Monza, round eight of the Formula 1 World Championship, after race dominator Lewis Hamilton was penalized for pitting when he wasn’t allowed to.
Charles Bradley
Edited: Sep 6, 2020, 4:12 PM
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Starting from pole position, Hamilton led Carlos Sainz, a slow-starting Valtteri Bottas and Lando Norris into Turn 1. Norris passed Bottas at the Roggia chicane, with Bottas then making a big mistake at the Lesmos, and he dropped back to sixth.
Hamilton pulled clear of the McLarens out front, but his huge lead was negated by a safety car on Lap 20 for Kevin Magnussen’s stranded Haas on the entrance to the pitlane. Hamilton pitted when the pits were declared closed, and was penalized along with Alfa’s Antonio Giovinazzi.
When the pits were open, a number of cars stayed out, while Bottas gained places from Ricciardo and a slow-stopping Perez.
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Hamilton led the restart from Stroll, Pierre Gasly, Giovinazzi, Kimi Raikkonen, Charles Leclerc, Nicholas Latifi and Sainz. A lap later, Leclerc had a huge accident at Parabolica – causing another safety car period and then a red flag to fix the tyre barrier. At this time, the penalties for Hamilton and Giovinazzi were revealed as 10s stop/go.
Stroll was able to change his tyres under the red flag, essentially gaining him a free pitstop.
For the standing restart, Hamilton lined up on pole ahead of Stroll, Gasly, Raikkonen, Sainz, Norris (who was investigated for slowing down too much before the pits) and Bottas. Stroll made a poor getaway and dropped to fourth, and then went straight on at the Roggia. Sainz passed him at the Lesmos, but Stroll repassed him at Ascari before Sainz made it stick.
Hamilton pitted to take his 10s penalty at the end of Lap 28, rejoining last, handing the lead to Gasly over Raikkonen, Giovinazzi (who pitted a lap later for his), Sainz, Stroll, Norris and Bottas.
Sainz passed Raikkonen for second at Turn 1 on Lap 34 after Kimi had run wide at Parabolica, but he was 4s behind Gasly. Stroll passed Raikkonen a lap later with an excellent move at Roggia.
Sainz closed in on Gasly, getting in touch on the final lap, but Gasly clung on to take a famous win – echoing Sebastian Vettel’s breakthrough win for Toro Rosso in 2008. Stroll finished third, ahead of Norris, Bottas and Ricciardo. Hamilton recovered to seventh place, passing Esteban Ocon on the last lap having passed Daniil Kvyat with three laps to go.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen retired on Lap 31 with an engine problem after a dismal race. Ferrari’s Vettel went out with an early rear brake failure that sent him straight on into the polystyrene blocks at the Rettifilo.
F1 Italian Grand Prix race results
Cla Driver Chassis Engine Laps Time Gap Pits Points 1 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri Honda 53 - 2 25 2 Carlos Sainz Jr.
McLaren Renault 53 0.415 0.415 2 18 3 Lance Stroll
Racing Point Mercedes 53 3.358 3.358 1 15 4 Lando Norris
McLaren Renault 53 6.000 6.000 2 12 5 Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes Mercedes 53 7.108 7.108 2 10 6 Daniel Ricciardo
Renault Renault 53 8.391 8.391 2 8 7 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes Mercedes 53 17.245 17.245 3 7 8 Esteban Ocon
Renault Renault 53 18.691 18.691 2 4 9 Daniil Kvyat
AlphaTauri Honda 53 22.208 22.208 2 2 10 Sergio Perez
Racing Point Mercedes 53 23.224 23.224 2 1 11 Nicholas Latifi
Williams Mercedes 53 32.876 32.876 2 12 Romain Grosjean
Haas Ferrari 53 35.164 35.164 2 13 Kimi Raikkonen
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 53 36.312 36.312 2 14 George Russell
Williams Mercedes 53 36.593 36.593 2 15 Alex Albon
Red Bull Honda 53 37.533 37.533 2 16 Antonio Giovinazzi
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 53 55.199 55.199 3 Max Verstappen
Red Bull Honda 30 3 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari Ferrari 23 1 Kevin Magnussen
Haas Ferrari 17 1 Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari Ferrari 6 1 View full results
F1 Italian Grand Prix fastest laps
Cla Driver Chassis Engine Laps Time Gap km/h 1 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes Mercedes 34 1'22.746 252.033 2 Carlos Sainz Jr.
McLaren Renault 40 1'23.882 1.136 248.620 3 Lance Stroll
Racing Point Mercedes 42 1'23.897 1.151 248.576 4 Daniel Ricciardo
Renault Renault 38 1'23.898 1.152 248.573 5 Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes Mercedes 51 1'23.961 1.215 248.386 6 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri Honda 34 1'24.037 1.291 248.162 7 Lando Norris
McLaren Renault 50 1'24.232 1.486 247.587 8 Sergio Perez
Racing Point Mercedes 50 1'24.336 1.590 247.282 9 George Russell
Williams Mercedes 39 1'24.421 1.675 247.033 10 Daniil Kvyat
AlphaTauri Honda 44 1'24.479 1.733 246.863 11 Esteban Ocon
Renault Renault 52 1'24.490 1.744 246.831 12 Romain Grosjean
Haas Ferrari 48 1'24.785 2.039 245.972 13 Kimi Raikkonen
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 29 1'24.835 2.089 245.827 14 Antonio Giovinazzi
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 43 1'24.856 2.110 245.766 15 Alex Albon
Red Bull Honda 48 1'24.926 2.180 245.564 16 Nicholas Latifi
Williams Mercedes 39 1'24.999 2.253 245.353 17 Max Verstappen
Red Bull Honda 10 1'25.539 2.793 243.804 18 Kevin Magnussen
Haas Ferrari 10 1'25.787 3.041 243.099 19 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari Ferrari 19 1'26.026 3.280 242.424 20 Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari Ferrari 4 1'27.107 4.361 239.415 View full results
F1 Italian Grand Prix tyre history
Cla Driver Chassis Engine Laps Time Gap Pits Points 1 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri Honda 53 - 2 25 2 Carlos Sainz Jr.
McLaren Renault 53 0.415 0.415 2 18 3 Lance Stroll
Racing Point Mercedes 53 3.358 3.358 1 15 4 Lando Norris
McLaren Renault 53 6.000 6.000 2 12 5 Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes Mercedes 53 7.108 7.108 2 10 6 Daniel Ricciardo
Renault Renault 53 8.391 8.391 2 8 7 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes Mercedes 53 17.245 17.245 3 7 8 Esteban Ocon
Renault Renault 53 18.691 18.691 2 4 9 Daniil Kvyat
AlphaTauri Honda 53 22.208 22.208 2 2 10 Sergio Perez
Racing Point Mercedes 53 23.224 23.224 2 1 11 Nicholas Latifi
Williams Mercedes 53 32.876 32.876 2 12 Romain Grosjean
Haas Ferrari 53 35.164 35.164 2 13 Kimi Raikkonen
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 53 36.312 36.312 2 14 George Russell
Williams Mercedes 53 36.593 36.593 2 15 Alex Albon
Red Bull Honda 53 37.533 37.533 2 16 Antonio Giovinazzi
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 53 55.199 55.199 3 Max Verstappen
Red Bull Honda 30 3 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari Ferrari 23 1 Kevin Magnussen
Haas Ferrari 17 1 Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari Ferrari 6 1 View full results
Cla Driver Chassis Engine 1 2 3 4 1 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri Honda S 22 H 7 M 5 2 Carlos Sainz Jr.
McLaren Renault S 25 M 4 M 5 3 Lance Stroll
Racing Point Mercedes S 29 M 7 4 Lando Norris
McLaren Renault S 25 M 4 M 10 5 Valtteri Bottas
Mercedes Mercedes S 25 M 4 M 5 6 Daniel Ricciardo
Renault Renault S 25 M 4 M 10 7 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes Mercedes S 23 M 6 H 1 H 27 8 Esteban Ocon
Renault Renault S 22 M 4 S 4 9 Daniil Kvyat
AlphaTauri Honda H 22 M 4 M 5 10 Sergio Perez
Racing Point Mercedes S 25 M 4 M 11 11 Nicholas Latifi
Williams Mercedes M 16 H 10 M 6 12 Romain Grosjean
Haas Ferrari M 22 H 4 H 10 13 Kimi Raikkonen
Alfa Romeo Ferrari M 18 H 8 S 6 14 George Russell
Williams Mercedes M 22 H 4 M 1 15 Alex Albon
Red Bull Honda S 25 M 4 H 1 16 Antonio Giovinazzi
Alfa Romeo Ferrari M 20 H 6 S 1 S 27 Max Verstappen
Red Bull Honda S 25 M 4 M 5 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari Ferrari S 17 H 6 Kevin Magnussen
Haas Ferrari M 1 H 16 Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari Ferrari H 6 View full results
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