Overview
- Ferrari confirms a white-and-red Lauda-inspired livery and period-style team kit, using HP’s recyclable high‑temperature wrap, with Lauda’s 312 T on display at the Museo Ferrari.
- Hamilton’s five-place penalty from Zandvoort stands, which team boss Fred Vasseur called severe before deciding against a review to keep focus on performance.
- The seven-time champion says he is willing to provide Leclerc a slipstream in qualifying if it benefits the team, acknowledging the tactic’s risks.
- Huge crowds turned Milan events into a tifosi showcase and Monza is near a sell-out, with organizers reporting roughly 335,000–350,000 spectators expected.
- Vasseur reiterates the goal of securing at least one win before season’s end despite McLaren’s pace, as Leclerc draws belief from last year’s unexpected Monza victory.