Home favourite Kimi Antonelli and Ferrari star Lewis Hamilton will headline Thursday's FIA press conferences at the Italian Grand Prix. Two weeks after the Dutch Grand Prix, the
Formula 1 season continues with a weekend at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza. Unlike at Zandvoort, there will be no Sprint this weekend, with three practice sessions instead.
Hamilton and Antonelli headlines press conferences at the Italian GP
Ferrari driver Hamilton will feature in Group 1 of the drivers' press conference on Thursday afternoon. He will be joined by
Oliver Bearman, who also has ties to Ferrari, and
Pierre Gasly, who won his only Formula 1 race at Monza.
Home favourite and the current championship leader, Antonelli will speak to the media in Group 2. He will be joined by Aston Martin's
Lance Stroll and
Liam Lawson, who will once again replace Isack Hadjar this weekend at Red Bull Racing.
The team representatives' press conference will take place on Friday, between FP1 and FP2.
Flavio Briatore (Alpine),
Frederic Vasseur (Ferrari), and
Andrea Stella (McLaren) will speak to the media there.
| FIA Press Conferences | | |
| Thursday - 13:30 CET / 12:30 GMT | Pierre Gasly | Alpine |
| Lewis Hamilton | Ferrari |
| Oliver Bearman | Haas |
| Thursday - 14:00 CET / 13:00 GMT | Lance Stroll | Aston Martin |
| Kimi Antonelli | Mercedes |
| Liam Lawson | Red Bull Racing |
| Friday - 14:30 CET / 13:30 GMT | Flavio Briatore | Alpine |
| Frederic Vasseur | Ferrari |
| Andrea Stella | McLaren |
| Saturday after Qualifying | The top three drivers | - |
| Sunday after the Grand Prix | The top three drivers | - |
Ferrari unveils stunning Schumacher-inspired livery for home Italian Grand Prix
Ahead of Ferrari's home weekend, the team had already teased that this year's special livery would be inspired by Michael Schumacher and his lasting impact on the Scuderia.
It takes inspiration from the team's 1996 livery.
The team previously revealed the
racesuits Charles Leclerc and Hamilton will wear at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza later this week. Both feature seven stars, representing Schumacher's seven
F1 world titles, five of which he won with the Italian outfit.