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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen could conceivably win the Formula 1 championship at the next race in Singapore as he basked in a «great» Italian Grand Prix. The current world champion is now an overwhelming favourite to make that success a back-to-back achievement, and could do it in three weeks if results go his way in three weeks' time in Singapore.
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Max Verstappen took another step towards glory in his march to the 2022 world title at the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon.
MONZA: Max Verstappen won the Formula One Italian Grand Prix on Sunday to leave himself in touching distance of his second straight Formula One title. Championship leader Verstappen claimed his first win at Monza and his fifth GP in a row after fighting from seventh on the grid to beat Charles Leclerc over the line on another difficult day for Ferrari. The Red Bull driver is 116 points ahead of Leclerc in the drivers’ standings after winning a race whose final six laps were run with the safety car after Daniel Ricciardo lost his engine and ended up at the side of the track.
Max Verstappen took victory at the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon ahead of Charles Leclerc and George Russell, to cap a fine run of three wins in as many weeks over the course of the triple header and close in further on the championship.
MONZA, Italy (AP) — Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen again made light work of starting down the grid as he won the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday to leave him within touching distance of a second successive title.
Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen again made light work of starting down the grid as he won the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday to leave him within touching distance of a second successive title.
