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9 things we learned from F1's Italian Grand Prix
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Max Verstappen's first win in more than three months, and some intriguing developments across the F1 grid, meant the Italian Grand Prix weekend had just as many interesting narratives on track as it did off it.
So here's what we learned from Monza.
00:00 Monza lessons
00:11 A big development priority
01:20 McLaren's opened Pandora's box
02:38 Underwhelming Antonelli
03:55 Ferrari 'alien' to Hamilton until at least 2026
04:44 Tsunoda behind again on floor spec
05:43 Williams is lost with its key weakness
06:40 Silver lining for unhappy Alonso
07:48 Power shift at Sauber
08:40 Bearman's close to a ban
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