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Formula 1 qualifying takes centre stage at Monza on Saturday as the drivers battle for pole position ahead of the 2026 Italian Grand Prix.

The session is expected to produce a closely fought battle at the high-speed Temple of Speed, with Ferrari hoping to deliver a strong result in front of its home supporters.

George Russell enters qualifying with plenty of confidence after setting the fastest time in Friday’s second practice session. The Mercedes driver posted a 1:22.559, finishing just 0.120 seconds ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, while championship leader Kimi Antonelli was third.

Leclerc and Ferrari also showed impressive pace during FP1, with the Monegasque driver leading a Ferrari one-two alongside Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton will be hoping that performance can translate into a strong qualifying result and put him in contention for victory on Sunday.

Meanwhile, Antonelli faces a difficult weekend despite his strong pace. The Mercedes driver is set to start Sunday’s race from the back of the grid following an engine-related grid penalty, meaning his qualifying position will not determine his starting place in the normal way.

McLaren will also be looking to bounce back after a less convincing Friday. Lando Norris arrives at Monza after winning the Dutch Grand Prix and will be targeting another strong result as the championship battle continues.

Italian Grand Prix Qualifying Results

The official qualifying classification will be added once the session is completed:

1. P1 — Driver — Time

2. P2 — Driver — Time

3. P3 — Driver — Time

4. P4 — Driver — Time

5. P5 — Driver — Time

6. P6 — Driver — Time

7. P7 — Driver — Time

8. P8 — Driver — Time

9. P9 — Driver — Time

10. P10 — Driver — Time

 

Qualifying is scheduled for Saturday, September 5, with the Italian Grand Prix following on Sunday at Monza.

 

This article will be updated with the full qualifying times and positions as soon as the session is completed.

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