Новости за 07.09.2020

Pierre Gasly's 0.415 second victory over Carlos Sainz Jnr was the closest finish a Formula 1 race has seen for a decade.

One year since he was cast aside by Red Bull, Pierre Gasly grabbed his opportunity to become a race winner in an extraordinary Italian Grand Prix.

Teams previously blocked the introduction of reverse grid sprint races but under F1's new Concorde Agreement the plan could be introduced for 2021.

How did Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes fail to notice the pit lane was closed? Why did race control close it? Here's how the moment which decided the Italian Grand Prix unfolded.

The paddock remained off-limits at Monza but RaceFans was still able to break the news of Renault's plans to rebrand as Alpine and a major new agreement to ban 'reverse engineering' in F1.

Lewis Hamilton said his 10-second stop-go penalty for breaking the pit entry rules felt "severe", and debated with his team when he should serve it during the race.

Lando Norris said the rule which permits drivers to make their mandatory pit stop during a red flag period cost him a podium finish during the Italian Grand Prix.

Pierre Gasly admitted he was "very lucky" with the timing of the Safety Car in the Italian Grand Prix, though he originally thought it had ruined his race.

Sergio Perez was surprised Lando Norris went unpunished for slowing the field when they entered the pits behind the Safety Car.

In the round-up: Not taking a knee 'not the end of the world' - Hamilton • Vettel brake failure "should not happen" - Binotto • Perez rues unlucky race

Esteban Ocon was unable to used his preferred tyre compound at the restart in the Italian Grand Prix because the team had not warmed them up.

Who was the best driver during the 2020 Italian Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best.

How much was Pierre Gasly's unexpected Italian Grand Prix win helped by the red flag, which allowed him and several other drivers to fit new tyres?