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Max Verstappen comes back to claim the pole for Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix over McLaren’s dynamic duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri

Max Verstappen of Red Bull Racing, looking to put a nightmarish trip to Monza in 2024 behind him, rolled to a blistering qualifying lap of 1:18.792 to clip McLaren’s Lando Norris by 0.077 seconds to claim pole position for Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix. Verstappen, the four-time defending world champion, is more than 100 points in back of Oscar Piastri of McLaren in this year’s driver standings but comes off his first podium finish since June 15 after a second-place run in his native Netherlands last weekend.

How to Watch Italian Grand Prix in Formula 1 Today:

Race Date: Sunday, Sept. 7, 2025

Race Time: 8:55 a.m. ET

TV: ESPN2

Location: Autodromo Nazionale di Monza

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The Monza Circuit, known as “The Temple of Speed,” is a lightning-fast 3.6-mile run with 11 turns. Norris averaged 163.4 miles per hour while winning the pole in qualifying last year before Charles Leclerc of Ferrari wound up winning the race on the track that opened in September 1922. Lewis Hamilton, now with Ferrari, shares the record of five Grand Prix wins at Monza with Michael Schumacher, while Fernando Alonso, Leclerc and Verstappen each have two wins there.

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Piastri holds a 34-point lead over Norris in the race to the world championship after his win at Zandvoort last week coupled with Norris’ DNF. Verstappen is 104 points back, with George Russell of Mercedes trailing by 125 points and Leclerc staring at a gap of 158 points.

While Verstappen and Norris hold down the front row on Sunday’s starting grid, Piastri and Leclerc start on Row 2, with Hamilton and Russell on the third row. Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli is alongside Gabriel Bortoleto of Kick Sauber on Row 4 and Aston Martin’s Alonso and Yuki Tsunoda of Red Bull Racing round out the top 10 on the grid.

What Time Is The F1 Italian Grand Prix?

The Italian Grand Prix race takes place on Sunday, Sept. 7, 2025, at 8:55 a.m. ET. Tune in and catch some great Formula 1 racing action.

What Channel Is The Italian Grand Prix Race On?

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