Ferrari and Mercedes Lead Early Practice Sessions at Monza
3 sources across 2 countries · Argentina · Brazil
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- La Nacion
- CNN Brasil
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Charles Leclerc of Ferrari led the first free practice session at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza with a time of 1:23.008, followed by Lewis Hamilton in second and George Russell in third. The session featured a red flag after Colton Herta, a development driver for Cadillac, stopped his car. Kimi Antonelli, the current championship leader for Mercedes, finished fifth in the first session. In the second practice session, the leaderboard shifted as Russell and Antonelli competed for the top spot, with Antonelli recording a time of 1:22.700. Franco Colapinto, driving for Alpine, finished ninth in the first practice and reached as high as fifth place during the second session using soft tires. Colapinto also recorded the fastest time in the first sector of the track during the second practice. Other notable performances included Arvid Lindblad of Racing Bulls, who reached third place during the second session, and Gabriel Bortoleto, who finished eighth in the first session for Audi.
How each side framed it
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- This report emphasized the overall team standings and the dominance of Ferrari at their home race.
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- These reports focused heavily on the individual performance and sector records of Franco Colapinto.
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