Italian Grand Prix 2021

Monza
12 September 2021
53 laps
306.7 km
5.793 km a lap
Sprint weekend

Pole positionValtteri BottasMercedes · 1:19.555
Fastest lapDaniel Ricciardo1:24.812 · lap 53
Winner started fromP2on the grid
Driver of the DayDaniel Ricciardo34.5% of the fan vote

Result

Pos	Driver	No.	Team · engine	Grid	Laps	Time / reason	Points
1	Daniel Ricciardofastest lap	3	McLaren · Mercedes	2	53	1:21:54.365	26
2	Lando Norris	4	McLaren · Mercedes	3	53	+1.747	18
3	Valtteri Bottas	77	Mercedes	19	53	+4.921	15
4	Charles Leclerc	16	Ferrari	5	53	+7.309	12
5	Sergio Pérez	11	Red Bull · Honda	8	53	+8.723+5.000 penalty	10
6	Carlos Sainz Jr.	55	Ferrari	6	53	+10.535	8
7	Lance Stroll	18	Aston Martin · Mercedes	9	53	+15.804	6
8	Fernando Alonso	14	Alpine · Renault	10	53	+17.201	4
9	George Russell	63	Williams · Mercedes	14	53	+19.742	2
10	Esteban Ocon	31	Alpine · Renault	12	53	+20.868	1
11	Nicholas Latifi	6	Williams · Mercedes	13	53	+23.743
12	Sebastian Vettel	5	Aston Martin · Mercedes	11	53	+24.621
13	Antonio Giovinazzi	99	Alfa Romeo · Ferrari	7	53	+27.216
14	Robert Kubica	88	Alfa Romeo · Ferrari	17	53	+29.769
15	Mick Schumacher	47	Haas · Ferrari	18	53	+51.088
DNF	Nikita Mazepin	9	Haas · Ferrari	16	41	Power unit
DNF	Lewis Hamilton	44	Mercedes	4	25	Collision
DNF	Max Verstappen	33	Red Bull · Honda	1	25	Collision
DNF	Pierre Gasly	10	AlphaTauri · Honda	–	3	Suspension
DNS	Yuki Tsunoda	22	AlphaTauri · Honda	15	0	Brakes

A number in the first column means classified. DNF, DNQ and DNS stand for retirement, did not qualify and did not start. ‘shared’ marks a car that two drivers shared between them – permitted in the 1950s, and both were classified.

Lap by lap

The running order on every lap. A line that stops is a car that stopped.

Laps led: Daniel Ricciardo 48, Lewis Hamilton 2, Lando Norris 1, Charles Leclerc 1, Max Verstappen 1. Lap data from Jolpica-F1; it exists from 1996 on.

Show as a table

Driver	Grid	Lap 13	Lap 27	Lap 40	Finish	Laps led
Daniel Ricciardo	2	1	1	1	1	48
Lando Norris	3	3	3	2	2	1
Valtteri Bottas	19	10	6	4	3
Charles Leclerc	5	5	2	5	4	1
Sergio Pérez	8	6	4	3	5
Carlos Sainz Jr.	6	7	5	6	6
Lance Stroll	9	8	7	7	7
Fernando Alonso	10	9	8	8	8
George Russell	14	14	9	9	9
Esteban Ocon	12	12	11	10	10
Nicholas Latifi	13	11	10	11	11
Sebastian Vettel	11	13	13	13	12
Antonio Giovinazzi	7	18	15	14	13
Robert Kubica	17	15	12	12	14
Mick Schumacher	18	16	14	15	15
Nikita Mazepin	16	17	16	16	out
Lewis Hamilton	4	4	–	–	out	2
Max Verstappen	1	2	–	–	out	1
Pierre Gasly	–	–	–	–	out

Gap to the leader

How far behind each driver was as every lap ended – the margins the running order hides.

Seconds behind the leader as each lap ends, from the lap times. A line that flattens out together with the others is a safety car; a sudden step down is a pit stop. Gaps beyond 60 seconds run off the bottom edge. This is the gap on the road: time penalties given after the flag are not in it.

Show as a table

Driver	Lap 13	Lap 27	Lap 40	Last lap
Daniel Ricciardo	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Lando Norris	+5.2	+3.5	+1.3	+1.7
Valtteri Bottas	+26.1	+7.5	+3.0	+4.9
Charles Leclerc	+8.0	+1.1	+4.4	+7.3
Sergio Pérez	+13.0	+5.5	+2.4	+3.7
Carlos Sainz Jr.	+18.2	+6.2	+5.3	+10.5
Lance Stroll	+21.7	+9.9	+8.1	+15.8
Fernando Alonso	+24.3	+13.7	+9.6	+17.2
George Russell	+31.9	+14.9	+11.0	+19.7
Esteban Ocon	+29.1	+18.2	+12.1	+20.9
Nicholas Latifi	+28.1	+17.2	+14.1	+23.7
Sebastian Vettel	+29.6	+43.1	+16.0	+24.6
Antonio Giovinazzi	+68.0	+44.4	+17.1	+27.2
Robert Kubica	+36.6	+21.7	+15.5	+29.8
Mick Schumacher	+43.5	+43.6	+29.6	+51.1
Nikita Mazepin	+44.9	+49.8	+64.0	out
Lewis Hamilton	+5.8	–	–	out
Max Verstappen	+0.9	–	–	out
Pierre Gasly	–	–	–	out

Sprint

The short race on Saturday, with points of its own.

Pos	Driver	Team	Grid	Points
1	Valtteri Bottas	Mercedes	1	3
2	Max Verstappen	Red Bull	3	2
3	Daniel Ricciardo	McLaren	5	1
4	Lando Norris	McLaren	4
5	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	2
6	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	8
7	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Ferrari	7
8	Antonio Giovinazzi	Alfa Romeo	10
9	Sergio Pérez	Red Bull	9
10	Lance Stroll	Aston Martin	12
11	Fernando Alonso	Alpine	13
12	Sebastian Vettel	Aston Martin	11
13	Esteban Ocon	Alpine	14
14	Nicholas Latifi	Williams	16
15	George Russell	Williams	15
16	Yuki Tsunoda	AlphaTauri	17
17	Nikita Mazepin	Haas	20
18	Robert Kubica	Alfa Romeo	19
19	Mick Schumacher	Haas	18
DNF	Pierre Gasly	AlphaTauri	6

Qualifying

Knock-out in three parts since 2006: the slowest drop out after Q1 and Q2.

Pos	Driver	Team	Q1	Q2	Q3
1	Valtteri Bottas	Mercedes	1:20.685	1:20.032	1:19.555
2	Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	1:20.543	1:19.936	1:19.651
3	Max Verstappen	Red Bull	1:21.035	1:20.229	1:19.966
4	Lando Norris	McLaren	1:20.916	1:20.059	1:19.989
5	Daniel Ricciardo	McLaren	1:21.292	1:20.435	1:19.995
6	Pierre Gasly	AlphaTauri	1:21.440	1:20.556	1:20.260
7	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Ferrari	1:21.118	1:20.750	1:20.462
8	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	1:21.219	1:20.767	1:20.510
9	Sergio Pérez	Red Bull	1:21.308	1:20.882	1:20.611
10	Antonio Giovinazzi	Alfa Romeo	1:21.197	1:20.726	1:20.808
11	Sebastian Vettel	Aston Martin	1:21.394	1:20.913
12	Lance Stroll	Aston Martin	1:21.415	1:21.020
13	Fernando Alonso	Alpine	1:21.487	1:21.069
14	Esteban Ocon	Alpine	1:21.500	1:21.103
15	George Russell	Williams	1:21.890	1:21.392
16	Nicholas Latifi	Williams	1:21.925
17	Yuki Tsunoda	AlphaTauri	1:21.973
18	Mick Schumacher	Haas	1:22.248
19	Robert Kubica	Alfa Romeo	1:22.530
20	Nikita Mazepin	Haas	1:22.716

Grid penalties

Why the starting grid differs from the qualifying order.

Driver	Qualified	Started	Penalty
Valtteri Bottas	P1	P19	SFB
Pierre Gasly	–	PL	SFB

Pit stops

Time from entering to leaving the pit lane, not the stationary time.

Driver	Stops	On laps	Fastest
Daniel Ricciardo	1	22	23.812 s
Sergio Pérez	1	26	23.906 s
George Russell	1	26	24.156 s
Nicholas Latifi	1	23	24.168 s
Lando Norris	1	24	24.168 s
Carlos Sainz Jr.	1	26	24.283 s
Valtteri Bottas	1	26	24.308 s
Robert Kubica	1	26	24.501 s
Charles Leclerc	1	26	24.557 s
Mick Schumacher	1	23	24.714 s
Fernando Alonso	1	25	24.797 s
Lance Stroll	1	25	24.846 s
Lewis Hamilton	1	25	25.619 s
Esteban Ocon	1	26	30.333 s
Max Verstappen	1	23	32.456 s
Sebastian Vettel	2	22, 26	25.157 s
Antonio Giovinazzi	2	1, 25	30.551 s
Nikita Mazepin	3	24, 28, 39	24.806 s

Every stop, lap by lap (22)

Lap	Driver	Stop	Time
1	Antonio Giovinazzi	1	37.190 s
22	Daniel Ricciardo	1	23.812 s
22	Sebastian Vettel	1	25.157 s
23	Nicholas Latifi	1	24.168 s
23	Mick Schumacher	1	24.714 s
23	Max Verstappen	1	32.456 s
24	Lando Norris	1	24.168 s
24	Nikita Mazepin	1	24.928 s
25	Fernando Alonso	1	24.797 s
25	Lance Stroll	1	24.846 s
25	Lewis Hamilton	1	25.619 s
25	Antonio Giovinazzi	2	30.551 s
26	Sergio Pérez	1	23.906 s
26	George Russell	1	24.156 s
26	Carlos Sainz Jr.	1	24.283 s
26	Valtteri Bottas	1	24.308 s
26	Robert Kubica	1	24.501 s
26	Charles Leclerc	1	24.557 s
26	Sebastian Vettel	2	25.927 s
26	Esteban Ocon	1	30.333 s
28	Nikita Mazepin	2	24.806 s
39	Nikita Mazepin	3	30.917 s

Fastest laps

Each driver's quickest lap of the race.

Pos	Driver	Lap	Time	Gap
1	Daniel Ricciardo	53	1:24.812
2	Valtteri Bottas	34	1:24.827	+0.015
3	Lando Norris	53	1:24.971	+0.159
4	Sergio Pérez	53	1:25.156	+0.344
5	Max Verstappen	25	1:25.173	+0.361
6	Charles Leclerc	53	1:25.319	+0.507
7	Fernando Alonso	52	1:25.472	+0.660
8	Carlos Sainz Jr.	53	1:25.559	+0.747
9	Esteban Ocon	53	1:25.566	+0.754
10	Antonio Giovinazzi	50	1:25.718	+0.906

Championship after this race

The official standings after round 14. Arrows show the change against the round before.

The whole season

Drivers' championship after round 14
Pos	Driver	Points	Change
1	Max Verstappen	226.5
2	Lewis Hamilton	221.5
3	Valtteri Bottas	141
4	Lando Norris	132
5	Sergio Pérez	118
6	Charles Leclerc	104
7	Carlos Sainz Jr.	97.5
8	Daniel Ricciardo	83	▲1
9	Pierre Gasly	66	▼1
10	Fernando Alonso	50

Constructors' championship after round 14
Pos	Team	Points	Change
1	Mercedes	362.5
2	Red Bull	344.5
3	McLaren	215	▲1
4	Ferrari	201.5	▼1
5	Alpine	95
6	AlphaTauri	84
7	Aston Martin	59
8	Williams	22
9	Alfa Romeo	3
10	Haas	0