Max Verstappen wins and convinces in Monza. The Dutchman took pole (among other things without slipstream) and won the Italian GP thanks to a consistent performance. The 20-second gap on McLaren is not true. The Woking team forced a lot on...
Read moreBeating or reaching the level of a team founded on such solid goals will not be easy for anyone.
Read moreMax Verstappen wins in dominant fashion at Monza. The dutchman was in control of the race pretty much from start to finish. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri completed the podium positions, but not without controversy...
Read moreThere's no point in hiding it: no one on the Formula 1 grid is like Max Verstappen. No one but him is capable of taking pole position at Monza in those conditions. But he can. Let's analyse the telemetry data together to appreciate his magic.
Read moreMax Verstappen secured pole position for the Italian Grand Prix, beating the two McLaren of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Here are the Red Bull driver's comments after qualifying.
Read moreMax Verstappen has done it again. The four-time World Champions has taken his fifth pole position of the season at Monza, beating both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. The two Ferraris could only manage fourth and fifth place: here's the recap.
Read moreAs F1 returns to Monza for the 76th edition of the Italian Grand Prix, valid for the World Championship, we look back at one of the most iconic editions, which will certainly not be easily forgotten by fans: the 2021 one.
Read moreIt was a strange weekend that Lando Norris experienced in Netherland. The Briton was coming from a very positive period. In Canada, he had experienced the lowest moment of the season, but then got back up strongly to conquer...
Read moreFrom Toro Rosso to Renault, via McLaren and Ferrari, to his new challenge at Williams: Carlos Sainz celebrates 31 years full of excitement and new horizons.
Read moreMax Verstappen claims another podium in his career, finishing second at the Dutch Grand Prix.
Read moreOscar Piastri kicks off after the summer break with a clear win at the Dutch GP. The Australian, always in control, celebrates personal progress and thanks McLaren: “A success built together, step by step"
Read moreOscar Piastri dominated the Dutch GP by getting the first Grand Slam for a McLaren driver since 1998, as his championship rival Lando Norris DNF'ed from the race. Verstappen was second, Hadjar third and both Ferraris DNF'ed by crashing.
Read morePiastri secured pole position in Netherlands by just 12 thousandths of a second ahead of Norris. This result was far from a foregone conclusion, given that the Australian had been behind his teammate since the start of the weekend.
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