Kimi Antonelli had a standout first day at Monza, finishing third in second practice after fifth in the opener, despite facing a grid penalty for Sunday’s race. Focused on long runs to gather data, he found value in watching rivals’ energy management and noted Ferrari’s new engine has made them serious pole contenders. Mercedes’ Bradley Lord praised the team’s work on wing setups and balance, highlighting Antonelli’s promising long-run pace as key for his comeback drive from the back of the grid. With race strategy uncertain due to potential safety cars, the team aims for solid points, drawing hope from George Russell’s Hungary performance.
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