Where to watch the Formula 1 race and which channel will show it live

Pierre Gasly will start the Italian Grand Prix from pole position after a surprising qualifying performance for Alpine. The race begins at 10 a.m. Argentina time at Monza, where 22 drivers from 11 teams will compete for points in the championship standings.

Gasly’s result came after officials demoted him from third to seventh at the Monaco Grand Prix because of a penalty. Alpine’s upgrades produced strong results in Italy, and Franco Colapinto completed the team’s standout Saturday by qualifying seventh. The Argentine enters the race well placed to pursue points after failing to score in the previous two races.

George Russell will start second, followed by Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli, who has 242 points, will begin from 20th. He already knew he would start at the back because he had changed his car’s engine. Penalties for Alexander Albon and Liam Lawson later allowed him to move up two places.

Antonelli’s position gives the other drivers an opportunity to reduce his lead in the drivers’ standings. The young Italian has held first place since almost the beginning of the season, and the article notes that his car remains capable of taking him toward the front.

In Argentina, Fox Sports will not broadcast the race live with images from the track. The channel, available online through Flow, DGO and Telecentro Play, will carry commentary without race footage and show the images later on a delayed basis. The only live option listed is Disney+ Premium, which requires a subscription.