Wolff & Horner react as Italian GP ends behind Safety Car amid Abu Dhabi comparisons
Toto Wolff and Christian Horner have both given their thoughts on the Italian Grand Prix ending behind the Safety Car.
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Jeers were aimed more at FIA than Red Bull, says Binotto
MONZA, Italy : Jeers and boos after Sunday's Italian Grand Prix were aimed more at Formula One's governing body for how the race ended than Red Bull winner Max Verstappen, said Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto.
GP Italia: Verstappen Menang, Makin Dekat ke Gelar Juara Dunia
Max Verstappen meraih kemenangan kelima secara beruntun usai menjuarai Formula 1 GP Italia 2022. Pebalap Red Bull itu makin dekat dengan gelar juara dunia.
Max Verstappen and Christian Horner respond to angry Ferrari fans at Italian Grand Prix
Red Bull duo Max Verstappen and Christian Horner have responded to angry Ferrari fans who booed the F1 champion at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix.
'Frustrating' – Charles Leclerc downbeat after safety car finish at Italian Grand Prix as Max Verstappen wins
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was downbeat after he was denied a late challenge on Max Verstappen at the Italian Grand Prix by the safety car. In circumstances that recalled the 2021 Abu Dhabi season finale, the drivers were packed in tight behind a safety car during the final laps, but the race drew to a close behind it instead of a late flurry of drama.
Max Verstappen toasts 'great race' after moving to verge of F1 championship at Italian Grand Prix
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.
Max Verstappen's winning ways continue at Italian Grand Prix, closes in on F1 points title
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Max Verstappen wins Italian Grand Prix to close in on F1 title
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.