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5 stories you need to know.
- 01Teams
Ferrari shows strong pace at Monza
Ferrari ended the day with the quickest long-run average of the field, running a low-drag rear wing and a revised floor edge.
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Long-run pace at a power-sensitive circuit is the clearest signal yet that the upgrade path is working.
- 02Technical
McLaren faces new challenge
The team reverted to an earlier floor specification after track data failed to match wind-tunnel predictions.
- 03Race Weekend
Mercedes reveals race strategy
Mercedes indicated they will start on the medium compound and target a single stop this weekend.
- 04Drivers
Antonelli prepares for home race
The Italian rookie topped the second sector in practice ahead of his home event.
- 05Rumours
Paddock rumours gather momentum
Multiple sources suggest two midfield seats are being negotiated earlier than usual.
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