Monza European F3: Ferrari protege Stroll penalised for huge crash
Ferrari protege Lance Stroll has been censured by race officials for the incident that caused his spectacular roll in the Formula 3 European Championship at Monza


Stroll left championship leader Antonio Giovinazzi with nowhere to go as they entered the Curva Grande, and the resulting collision pitched the Canadian into a barrel roll.
The Prema Powerteam mechanics have repaired his car overnight, but Stroll has been ordered to start the final race of the weekend from the pitlane.
Officials took action against other drivers following a turbulent race, with two of them excluded.
Matt Rao has been barred from starting race three as a punishment for clashes with Michele Beretta and Alessio Lorandi, while Dorian Boccolacci has suffered a similar fate after colliding with Maximilian Gunther, and also tripping Sergio Sette Camara along the start-finish straight.
For the same incident, Sette Camara has been ordered to join Stroll in taking a pitlane start.
Race winner Felix Rosenqvist, meanwhile, has been issued a reprimand for his track-limits offence, where he ran wide exiting the Parabolica on a restart.
The race results have also been changed, with officials backdating the order by one lap before the red flag. The top four remain the same, but the rest of the points-scoring positions have been reshuffled.
The race has also been declared as a half-points round, as 75 per cent of the race distance had not been reached, although it would have been had the race finished under the safety car instead of being red-flagged.
REVISED RESULTS - 12 LAPS:
Pos | Driver | Team | Car | Gap |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Felix Rosenqvist | Prema Powerteam | Dallara/Mercedes | 30m07.694s |
2 | Jake Dennis | Prema Powerteam | Dallara/Mercedes | 0.537s |
3 | Mikkel Jensen | KFZTeile24 Mucke Motorsport | Dallara/Mercedes | 1.039s |
4 | Santino Ferrucci | KFZTeile24 Mucke Motorsport | Dallara/Mercedes | 1.377s |
5 | Gustavo Menezes | Jagonya Ayam with Carlin | Dallara/Volkswagen | 2.267s |
6 | George Russell | Carlin | Dallara/Volkswagen | 2.513s |
7 | Brandon Maisano | Prema Powerteam | Dallara/Mercedes | 2.840s |
8 | Markus Pommer | Motopark | Dallara/Volkswagen | 3.477s |
9 | Pietro Fittipaldi | Fortec Motorsports | Dallara/Mercedes | 4.686s |
10 | Raoul Hyman | Team West-Tec F3 | Dallara/Mercedes | 5.661s |
11 | Sergio Sette Camara | Motopark | Dallara/Volkswagen | 6.144s |
12 | Sam MacLeod | Motopark | Dallara/Volkswagen | 6.373s |
13 | Alessio Lorandi | Van Amersfoort Racing | Dallara/Volkswagen | 7.103s |
14 | Callum Ilott | Carlin | Dallara/Volkswagen | 7.356s |
15 | Matt Rao | Fortec Motorsports | Dallara/Mercedes | 7.988s |
16 | Artur Janosz | EuroInternational | Dallara/Mercedes | 8.142s |
17 | Martin Cao | Fortec Motorsports | Dallara/Mercedes | 8.682s |
18 | Nicolas Pohler | Double R Racing | Dallara/Mercedes | 8.942s |
19 | Matt Solomon | Double R Racing | Dallara/Mercedes | 10.665s |
20 | Arjun Maini | Van Amersfoort Racing | Dallara/Volkswagen | 10.732s |
21 | Nabil Jeffri | Motopark | Dallara/Volkswagen | 11.267s |
22 | Tatiana Calderon | Carlin | Dallara/Volkswagen | 11.441s |
23 | Julio Moreno | ThreeBond with T-Sport | Dallara/NBE | 12.282s |
24 | Mahaveer Raghunathan | Motopark | Dallara/Volkswagen | 14.519s |
25 | Fabian Schiller | Team West-Tec F3 | Dallara/Mercedes | 14.733s |
26 | Kang Ling | KFZTeile24 Mucke Motorsport | Dallara/Mercedes | 15.422s |
27 | Ryan Tveter | Jagonya Ayam with Carlin | Dallara/Volkswagen | 19.239s |
28 | Dorian Boccolacci | Signature | Dallara/Volkswagen | 1m02.026s |
- | Maximilian Guenther | KFZTeile24 Mucke Motorsport | Dallara/Mercedes | Retirement |
- | Michele Beretta | KFZTeile24 Mucke Motorsport | Dallara/Mercedes | Retirement |
- | Antonio Giovinazzi | Jagonya Ayam with Carlin | Dallara/Volkswagen | Retirement |
- | Lance Stroll | Prema Powerteam | Dallara/Mercedes | Retirement |
- | Alexander Albon | Signature | Dallara/Volkswagen | Withdrawn |
- | Charles Leclerc | Van Amersfoort Racing | Dallara/Volkswagen | Retirement |
- | Facu Regalia | EuroInternational | Dallara/Mercedes | Withdrawn |

Monza European F3: Felix Rosenqvist wins amid chaos and big crashes
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