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Italian Grand Prix 2023 Race Completed

Race

Monza 3 Sept 2023, 15:00 local

Max Verstappen won the 2023 Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Perez finished second and Sainz third. Sainz had started from pole. The race ran in dry conditions, with track temperatures around 43°C.

Session
Race
Date
3 Sept 2023
Start
15:00 local
Winner
Max Verstappen
Pole
Carlos Sainz
Fastest lap
1:25.072

Race result

Analysis

Lap times, sectors, top speed and tyre strategy - pick drivers to compare

Race report

The story of the race, read from the timing data

Winner Max Verstappen From P2 on the grid
Pole position Carlos Sainz Started P1
Fastest lap Oscar Piastri 1:25.072 on lap 43
Winning margin 6.064s Over Sergio Perez
Top speed 359 km/h Lewis Hamilton
Fastest pit stop 23.70s Lando Norris
Biggest mover Valtteri Bottas Gained 4 places
Safety cars None

Max Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix from P2 on the grid at Monza. The winning margin was 6.064 seconds over Sergio Perez, with Carlos Sainz completing the podium.

Oscar Piastri set the fastest lap of the race, a 1:25.072 on lap 43. Lewis Hamilton recorded the highest speed-trap reading at 359 km/h.

Most of the grid started on the medium compound, the field made 25 pit stops in total, the quickest of them belonging to Lando Norris at 23.70 seconds. The race ran without a safety car.

Valtteri Bottas was the biggest mover, climbing 4 places to finish P10. 1 car retired (Esteban Ocon).

Frequently asked questions

Who won the Italian Grand Prix 2023?

Max Verstappen won the 2023 Italian Grand Prix from P2 on the grid.

Who finished on the podium at the Italian Grand Prix 2023?

Max Verstappen won ahead of Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz.

Who set the fastest lap in the Italian Grand Prix 2023?

Oscar Piastri set the fastest lap, a 1:25.072 on lap 43.

Who started on pole for the Italian Grand Prix 2023?

Carlos Sainz started from pole position.

How many cars finished the Italian Grand Prix 2023?

18 cars were classified, with 1 retirement.

Were there any safety cars in the Italian Grand Prix 2023?

No. The race ran from start to finish without a safety car.

What was the fastest pit stop in the Italian Grand Prix 2023?

The quickest pit stop was 23.70 seconds, by Lando Norris.

Conditions

Representative weather across the session

Air temp
29.3°C
Track temp
42.9°C
Humidity
42%
Rainfall
None
Wind
1.1 m/s S
Pressure
1001 mbar

Session details

Meeting
Italian Grand Prix 2023
Circuit
Monza
Session
Race
Date
3 Sept 2023
Start
15:00 local
Status
Completed
Winner
Max Verstappen

Race control

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