Kimi Antonelli came from 19th on the grid to win his home race at the Italian Grand Prix with a magical drive around Monza.
The youngster continues to extend his lead in the title championship and is the first Italian to win a home race since Ludovico Scarfiotti in 1966.
Re-live the action below.
- Kimi Antonelli comes from 19th on the grid to win sensational home Italian Grand Prix
- Charles Leclerc suffers huge crash at Italian Grand Prix, major blow for Ferrari at home race
George Russell finished the race in second over three seconds behind. The Englishman tussled with Antonelli for a large part of the race before Antonelli pipped him with three laps to go.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished in third, with McLaren's Lando Norris in fourth. Norris' teammate Oscar Piastri rounded out the top five.
Ferrari suffered a major blow at its home race after Charles Leclerc crashed into the wall in the opening stages. He went straight to the FIA medical centre for precautionary checks, but was cleared without injury.
Antonelli said after the race: "I did not expect it. Unbelievable, unbelievable. I am so happy, I could not have imagined to be here today but we managed to pull it off and I am really, really happy.
"It was quite scary, there in the moment [getting onto the gravel] because the tarmac was breaking up but I still thought I could do the corner but once I went over a bit of gravel as well I went straight. I was like maybe I lost my chance but luckily we had the pace and I could bring it home.
"It is a dream coming true and what an incredible day, I couldn't do it without my team, my family and everyone who supports me. Still a few races to go, try to keep our head down but now we are going to enjoy today."
