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Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, defended its decision not to red flag the climax of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix - after Max Verstappen's victory behind the safety car was booed by furious Ferrari fans.
Granted, the 2022 Italian Grand Prix could have had a bit more action. And sure, Max Verstappen charged his Red Bull RB18 through the field with vigour and intent, but all that was over by Lap 13 of 53 when he had a commanding lead on the race.
Victory in the Italian Grand Prix left Max Verstappen on the verge of one of the most dominant Formula 1 world title wins of all time.
It wasn't to be for Charles Leclerc and Ferrari to seal the win at their home race, the Italian Grand Prix. Another lapse in strategic judgment saw the win slip away and be taken up by Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
Charles Leclerc admitted he was disappointed that he could not claim a Ferrari victory at Sunday's Italian Grand Prix on the Monza circuit.
Lewis Hamilton admitted Sunday’s safety-car finish at the Italian Grand Prix evoked memories of his contentious championship defeat in Abu Dhabi last year, saying: “That is the rule it should be, right?”
The Monaco Grand Prix is a jewel in the crown of Formula One and attending it is a matter of pride and prestige for racing fans and celebrities alike.
Max Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix after Charles Leclerc's pit-stop gamble backfired.