Lewis Hamilton led team-mate Charles Leclerc in an impressive one-two as Ferrari made a flying start to their home Italian Grand Prix in Practice One at Monza.

A year on from Leclerc's emotional victory in front of the Tifosi for the home team at Monza, Ferrari's car impressed again straight away in the fast low-downforce conditions required at F1's 'Temple of Speed'.

Leclerc had initially proved the quickest of the two Ferraris and led the timesheet until the closing minutes of the opening session when Hamilton uncorked a 1:20.177 to pip his team-mate by 0.1s, ensuring the Briton marked his debut session as a Ferrari driver at Monza in eye-catching fashion.

Hamilton already knows he will start Sunday's race from no higher than sixth due to a grid penalty carried over from last week in

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