Just as he did at the recent Belgian Grand Prix, reigning World Champion Max Verstappen once again recovered from a grid penalty to claim victory at the Italian Grand Prix for the first time in his Formula 1 career. The Dutchman made lightwork of his seventh place starting position and found himself in the actual
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Max Verstappen claimed his fifth consecutive victory last weekend at the ‘Temple of Speed’, which was staggeringly his first victory ever at the Italian Grand Prix. However, it ended under controversial circumstances, as the race ended behind a Safety Car following a late retirement for Daniel Ricciardo. On Lap 47/53 Ricciardo came to a halt
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Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is certainly no stranger to pushing the sport towards change, with the former Ferrari boss having been a key part of the introduction of sprint races last season. The Italian has now released some details on his next big idea to make the sport more entertaining, or in other words,
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Mercedes will be licking their lips following the Italian Grand Prix, with the belief that they’ve already sorted their future driver line-up once Sir Lewis Hamilton retires. Mercedes reserve driver Nyck de Vries put in the performance of his life at Monza last weekend, where he made a late debut replacing Alex Albon at Williams.
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The Italian Grand Prix has caused debate as to whether the sport’s rulebook needs to be adjusted, after the race at the ‘Temple of Speed’ finished behind the Safety Car. Max Verstappen cruised across the line to claim a fifth consecutive victory, after a Safety Car was needed to recover Daniel Ricciardo’s stricken McLaren. The
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Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, affirmed that the end of the Italian Grand Prix ended in the right way after race control “followed the rules.” Sir Lewis Hamilton started 19th on Sunday after taking grid penalties for an engine change, while team-mate, George Russell was promoted to second following further penalties for Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez
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Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, believes that Nyck de Vries has gone some way towards earning himself a seat in Formula 1 after an impressive qualifying and race performance in Monza. The Dutchman won the Formula 2 title in 2019, beating Nicholas Latifi to the crown, but there were no seats available in the pinnacle
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Sir Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have not had it easy so far in 2022, but the Mercedes team have been fighting hard. They started shakily in Bahrain, relatively far adrift of the pace of Red Bull and Ferrari, but Hamilton was on hand to claim a podium finish after both Max Verstappen and Sergio
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A member of the security team working at the Dutch Grand Prix appeared to be the culprit of one of the flares thrown onto the track during qualifying. Shortly after the second qualifying session had begun in Zandvoort, the red flag was brought out, but not many people seemed to know why. It was soon
MoreA Dutch Formula 1 fan and YouTuber spotted Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, leaving the Zandvoort Circuit last weekend, and he ceased his opportunity. Last season, Max Verstappen and Sir Lewis Hamilton fought hard for the world championship, winning 18 of the 22 races between them. The battle became an intense one and, after a
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