Hamilton demands Ferrari contract as Audi appeal Italian GP result
Hamilton demands Ferrari contract; Audi appeal Italian GP result

Lewis Hamilton has sent a clear message to his Ferrari bosses after a difficult Italian Grand Prix for him and teammate Charles Leclerc, calling for a written agreement or contract regarding the team's rules of engagement. The seven-time drivers' champion was critical of how Ferrari handled its strategy in Italy and wants the approach formalised.

Antonelli's Historic Victory

Kimi Antonelli became the first Italian to win the home Grand Prix since 1966 in a dramatic triumph at Monza. He finished ahead of Mercedes teammate George Russell to open a 66-point gap at the top of the Drivers' Championship.

Audi's Appeal

Meanwhile, Audi have lodged an appeal against the Italian Grand Prix stewards' decision not to apply sporting regulations in relation to Yuki Tsunoda's alleged infringement at the start of the first planned restart. The appeal could result in the race result being changed.

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Looking Ahead to Madrid

Preparations for a new circuit in Madrid for the Spanish Grand Prix are already underway, with the stars of Formula One descending on the Spanish capital this weekend. However, there will first be inquests at Ferrari after Monza.

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