Kimi Antonelli’s Italian Grand Prix starts from the back after a grid penalty, but history says that’s not the end of the story—drivers like Verstappen, Hamilton, and Vettel have turned disaster into triumph with grit, strategy, and sheer willpower. This is motorsport at its most thrilling: where starting last can lead to legend.

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Ferrari’s making a bold move at Monza with a new power unit upgrade powered by ADUO, giving them two tokens after falling behind Red Bull by over four percent. The engine boost could add 15 horsepower, slashing their deficit to Mercedes in half — while their top-tier chassis has long been the envy of rivals. They’re also rolling out a special Michael Schumacher tribute livery to mark 30 years since his debut, and a Monza-specific rear wing tuned for low-downforce racing. Team boss Fred Vasseur is rallying the squad to seize every moment, fueled by home crowd energy, as Ferrari seeks redemption after their last home win was in 2024 — and with 87 points behind the leaders, the pressure is on.

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Charles Leclerc reveals why he re-signed with Ferrari—pure trust in team principal Fred Vasseur, whom he feels like he’s known forever. He believes he belongs at the iconic team and is laser-focused on winning a World Championship in that red car, fueled by Ferrari’s innovation and his own evolving driving style. After a rough patch earlier this year, he found his rhythm at Silverstone, embracing change without copying legends like Hamilton. With fierce competition looming, Leclerc remains committed, convinced Ferrari is getting closer to that ultimate goal—and he’s ready to fight for it.

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