In qualifying for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, George Russell recorded a top speed of 338.1 km/h in the speed trap, putting him at the top of all 22 cars. Meanwhile, pole-sitter Pierre Gasly was third with 334.6 km/h, and the data suggests that Alpine's high straight-line speed was a key factor in their success at Monza. In contrast, the Aston Martin-Honda teams sank to the bottom of the top speed rankings. Fernando Alonso managed 314.7 km/h and…
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In qualifying for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, George Russell recorded a top speed of 338.1 km/h in the speed trap, putting him at the top of all 22 cars. Meanwhile, pole-sitter Pierre Gasly was third with 334.6 km/h, and the data suggests that Alpine's high straight-line speed was a key factor in their success at Monza. In contrast, the Aston Martin-Honda teams sank to the bottom of the top speed rankings. Fernando Alonso managed 314.7 km/h and…