Ferrari leads first practice at Monza
Ferrari team dominated the first free practice sessions for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, with Charles Leclerc setting a record-breaking time of 1 minute and 23.008 seconds, ahead of his teammate Lewis Hamilton by 0.173 seconds. This comes after the team made upgrades to the engine, and expectations are now mounting that Ferrari could be a strong contender to win the race, which is held on their home turf with their home fans—especially since they haven't won since 2024. George Russell recorded the third-fastest time, while Liam Lawson finished fourth after stepping in for the French driver Isaac Hajar, who was sidelined due to injury. Kimi Antonelli secured the fifth position despite having to withdraw from the initial lineup because of a engine change.
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