9. September 2006: Lewis Hamilton wins the title in GP2
On September 9, 2006, Lewis Hamilton secured the GP2 title in Monza after a rookie season that earned him a promotion to Formula 1 with McLaren
On September 9, 2006, Lewis Hamilton secured the GP2 title in Monza after a rookie season that earned him a promotion to Formula 1 with McLaren
Kimi Räikkönen’s son Robin becomes a Red Bull junior – Drivers like Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel have already made it to Formula 1 through the Bulls’ youth program
Formula 1 loses viewers in Monza on Sky and ServusTV – Nevertheless, the TV figures stand out with a market share of up to 49 percent
Matching the Ferrari tribute to Michael Schumacher at the Italian Grand Prix, his longtime manager Sabine Kehm talks about the early stumbling blocks
Oliver Bearman explains that Ferrari’s power unit upgrade does not make a big difference to the performance of the VF-26
Even without the upgrade package, Mercedes was able to prevail in the royal park of Monza and reinforce its previous strategy for the development of the W17
In keeping with Ferrari’s tribute to Michael Schumacher at the Italian Grand Prix, his longtime manager Sabine Kehm talks about the early stumbling blocks
White, green, and dark blue instead of the usual look: Williams recalls its successful past at the Formula 1 debut in Madrid
After the race in Baku, there will be no further updates for the AMR26 from Aston Martin, as work will instead be focused on next year’s car
Charles Leclerc is ready for Madrid after his serious accident, but there are still question marks regarding the new ADUO2 power unit