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Sir Jackie has seen all the F1 greats himself from Juan Manuel Fangio and Jim Clark through to Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton – and gave his verdict on Max Verstappen

Max Verstappen will start second on the grid at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza on Sunday after Ferrari's Carlos Sainz pipped him to pole position in qualifying

Verstappen has responded after Hamilton claimed the Red Bull racer's team-mates over the years were much easier to beat than the ones he has faced as a Mercedes driver

Hamilton was denied an eighth F1 world title in that infamous Abu Dhabi season finale, and the Brit hopes to make up for it now that he has signed a new Mercedes deal

Verstappen was the favourite for pole, but the Monza crowd was praying for a Ferrari surprise and were rewarded when Carlos Sainz pipped the Red Bull racer to top spot

Ferrari fans at Monza was delirious after Sainz beat Verstappen to pole position for the Italian Grand Prix, though the Red Bull racer still got the better of Charles Leclerc

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole position as always, but Ferrari were hopeful of a very popular result at their home race after Carlos Sainz showed great pace in practice

Verstappen is still only 25 years old and could have 20 years in F1 ahead of him if he wants, but the Dutchman has hinted on many occasions that his stay in the sport will be much shorter than that

Birthday boy Sainz went quickest in FP2 at Monza on Friday, setting tongues wagging among the Tifosi ahead of Ferrari's home race at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix

The F1 stewards always have a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to drivers speeding in the pit lane and so they punished Red Bull when Verstappen did it in Friday practice

Alonso, 42, knows a thing or two about what it takes to be the best driver in F1 and, even though Verstappen is dominating the sport, he feels Hamilton still has the edge

With just a few minutes left on the clock at the end of FP2 on Friday, Perez dipped a wheel onto the gravel at the final corner and lost control of his Red Bull, beaching it in the gravel

While Max Verstappen has been running away with the Formula 1 drivers' championship, his Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez has fallen away after a fast start to 2023

Motorsport fans are getting excited with a host of F1 legends set to be back on the track next month at the highly anticipated Red Bull Formula Nurburgring event

Lewis Hamilton has signed a new contract with Mercedes which keeps him on the F1 grid until the end of 2025, with team-mate George Russell also penning fresh terms

Toto Wolff made comments at last weekend's Dutch Grand Prix about the "odd" size of the gap between Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez in qualifying

Mercedes confirmed on Thursday ahead of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix that Hamilton has penned a two-year contract extension worth an eye-watering £50m per year

Perez is 138 points behind Verstappen after 13 races so far this season and, with the Dutchman in lethal form, that chasm between the Red Bull drivers is likely to grow further still

Charles Leclerc has driven for Ferrari in Formula 1 for several years now, having been supported by the team as he rose through the ranks, but his future is uncertain

Mercedes chief Wolff and driver Russell were talking about Nyck de Vries, the former Mercedes junior driver who was axed by Red Bull and overlooked at the Dutch Grand Prix

Verstappen has won 11 out of 13 races so far this season and is on course to secure his third F1 title in record fashion, earlier than any other racer ever before

Max Verstappen's future at Red Bull is secure with a contract until 2028, but Sergio Perez's place with the team is less certain with his current deal expiring next year

Mercedes have struggled to challenge for race wins in recent seasons, but after a positive Dutch Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton is set to be able to battle Max Verstappen closer next year

Sergio Perez's future at Red Bull alongside Max Verstappen is under scrutiny following a run of poor results and a telling situation on the track at the Dutch Grand Prix

Christian Horner has revealed the reasons behind Red Bull's decision to have Max Verstappen undercut team-mate Sergio Perez during the Dutch Grand Prix