Kimi Raikkonen has set two new records in Formula One in Monza last Saturday, driving the fastest lap in history with an average of 263.587 km/h, but also set a new record for the longest period from the first to the last pole position.

Watch where Kimi Raikkonen have beaten Sebastian Vettel in 2018 Italian GP qualifying in Monza.

After having used a very shallow and low rear wing in the Spa to compensate for engine power deficit compared to their major rivals, Red Bull went a step further on Monza and brought an even more extreme rear wing that produces even less aerodynamic downforce and drag.

Daniel Ricciardo will first test the third specification of Renault's R.E.18 power unit in the upcoming race in Italy and receive a penalty at the start of the race, according to Red Bull's Team F1 team boss Christian Horner.