The third Grand Prix in a row was on the program on Sunday.
Max Verstappen wanted to expand his series in Monza, but things turned out differently.
On Sunday the Italian Grand Prix was on the program in Formula 1 * from 3 p.m.
Max Verstappen entered the race as the favorite, Hamilton as the pursuer.
But it turned out differently for both of them.
The live ticker for the surprising McLaren double victory for reading.
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Formula 1: The Italian Grand Prix - Final Placement:
1 Daniel Ricciardo |
2 Lando Norris |
3 Valtteri Bottas * |
4 Charles Leclerc |
5 Sebastian Perez |
6 Carlos Sainz Jr |
7 Lance Stroll |
8 Fernando Alonso |
9 George Russell |
10 Esteban Ocon |
11 Nicholas Latifi |
12 Sebastian Vettel |
13 Antonio Giovinazzi |
14 Robert Kubica |
15 Mick Schumacher |
OUT Nikita Masepin |
OUT Lewis Hamilton |
18 OUT Max Verstappen |
OUT Yuki Tsunoda |
OUT Pierre Gasly ** |
* moved to the end of the grid due to an engine change ** start from the pit lane
Last lap:
There are no big surprises in the final laps.
After 2012, a McLaren driver won another Grand Prix race, team-mate Lando Norris secured second place!
Bottas fought his way onto the podium after a suboptimal starting position, Sebastian Perez is downgraded by five seconds and two places despite his third place after his time penalty.
For the two favorites Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, the race ended prematurely after a crash.
Round 50/53:
Three more rounds until the decision.
It all looks like Daniel Ricciardo's tenth Grand Prix victory.
At Bottas it currently looks like a podium.
Formula 1: Italian Grand Prix in the ticker: Bottas fights for the podium, surprising double victory
Lap 48/53:
Bottas could still land on the podium today, although he started the race last.
Five seconds are added to Perez's time given his time penalty.
The Finn currently holds the fastest lap of the race.
Lap 46/53:
It was a used day for Sebastian Vettel, after three collisions his car is no longer able to launch major attacks.
The Hesse ranks 12th.
Lap 44/53:
Mazepin is already the fifth driver out, it looks like a technical defect on the
bolide that
slowed the Russian.
This means that only three quarters of the pilots are still in the race
Lap 44/53:
Bottas still wants to get on the podium, the Finn attacks Perez, but the Mexican can just
avoid
an overtaking maneuver.
Lap 42/53:
In the leading group, the explosiveness is largely outside, the two McLaren drivers are still in the lead.
Round 40/53:
Mick Schumacher has caught up with his team-mate Mazepin, the Russian is punished for the offense from round 35.
The 22-year-old had hit Schumacher, that gives five seconds on top ..
Round 38/53:
15 rounds left!
The McLaren tactic is now clear: Ricciardo should drive faster, radio Norris.
After a rumbling maneuver against Leclerc there is a time penalty against Perez, who cannot understand it.
Round 36/53:
Unusual picture: Instead of Verstappen against Hamilton, Perez and Bottas, who are in third and fourth place respectively, are now dueling.
Formula 1: Italian Grand Prix in the ticker - sensational crash between Hamilton and Verstappen
Round 35/53:
And again there is an internal duel at Haas that is disgusting.
Mazepin drives Mick Schumacher into the car again, Schumacher comes out, but can continue.
Giovinazzi overtook the Haas duo from round one despite its broken front wing.
At the top, Perez is now behind the McLaren leadership duo.
Round 32/53:
There is a restart in which Ricciardo comes out strong.
As a result, Norris attacked Leclerc in second place and the McLaren driver overtook the Ferrari local hero.
So after 32 laps there is a one-two lead for McLaren.
Bottas is now in 5th place.
Lap 29/53:
After the second crash of the race there is a new leading trio: Ricciardo is still doing well, with Leclerc behind him, followed by McLaren driver Norris.
Lap 26/54:
While Ricciardo is cranking up, Hamilton comes out after a mediocre stop, it looks like it would be enough for an attack against Verstappen .. But the Briton and the Dutchman collide in corner two - accident!
The race ended prematurely for the leading duo in the drivers' championship, both of them landed in the gravel. It's an unbelievable picture: Verstappen's car is on the rear of the Hamilton-Mercedes.
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Formula 1: Italian Grand Prix in the live ticker - Ricciardo continues
Lap 25/53:
After the stop, Hamilton leads in front of Leclerc and Perez.
Ricciardo starts up free and is already back in 4th place.
Now Hamilton is also going into the pits.
Lap 22/53:
The first stops are made, Ricciardo initially fends off an attack by Verstappen and comes in behind Carlos Sainz after the stop.
Norris is currently in the lead, also because the pit stop at Verstappen takes an unusually long time.
That could cost the Dutchman points.
A little further back Bottas fought his way up to eighth place.
Round 19/53:
In the internal duel between the Haas youngsters, Mick Schumacher is still ahead of Nikita Mazepin, with about two seconds between the two.
Round 18/53:
Third-placed Norris and his pursuer Hamilton lose ground, the leading duo Ricciardo and Verstappen are more than 5 seconds ahead.
Formula 1: Italian Grand Prix in the live ticker - Bottas fights, Verstappen only pursuer
Round 16/53:
Daniel Ricciardo, who is still leading the field, reports on the radio: "Plan A" - sounds like the McLaren driver has been putting his plan into practice so far.
Verstappen is still following behind.
Vettel attacks Ocon, but in vain.
The German can barely prevent a spin, asserts over the radio that he has "left no room" for him.
Round 14/53:
Now Bottas has already reached the top ten, Vettel again falls back to 13th place.
Round 12/53:
Norris defends strongly against Hamilton, who cannot get past the McLaren driver in his attacks.
Verstappen is also following Ricciardo at the front, but McLaren's top speed has been decisive so far.
Round 9/53:
In sixth place there is a close duel between Perez and Sainz, while Bottas is still
looking
for amends.
The Finn is now in 12th place.
Round 5/53:
Sebastian Vettel is currently losing one place, Mick Schumacher is currently in 16th place.
Round 3/53:
Valtteri Bottas, who had to start in 19th place, is now fighting his way up to 14th place.
Lap 1/53:
The Australian immediately overtook Ricciardo Verstappen with a strong maneuver, Lewis Hamilton also came out well, passed Norris and launched an attack on Verstappen.
There was also an accident on the first lap, Giovinazzi and Sainz collided, with Giovinazzi breaking off the front wing when hit against the guardrail.
But it can go on with both.
The virtual safety car is then deployed.
Formula 1: Italian Grand Prix in the ticker - the driver retires before the race
Update, 3:02 p.m.:
The introductory
round is
still running, soon
things
will get serious for the remaining 18 pilots, the Japanese Tsunoda is out, he had big problems.
Update, 3:57 p.m.:
It will start shortly!
Can Verstappen also prevail in the third race in a row and take the next step in the title race?
Or will another driver grab the points and win in Monza?
Update, 2.45 p.m .:
“I like to be here”, Sebastian Vettel told RTL before the race, with Toro Rosso the Heppenheimer won the first of his 53 victories in Formula 1. “It will be a very difficult race, we have one Deficit when it comes to speed from the straight, ”said the Aston Martin * driver, however.
The race starts in fifteen minutes.
Formula 1: Will Max Verstappen win the hat-trick?
Mick Schumacher won the last title in Monza
Update, 2.35 p.m.:
Half an hour until the Monza Grand Prix, Mick Schumacher is starting on the track as a Formula 1 driver for the first time. “It's nice to be here, even with fans. When I took my Formula 2 victory here last year, nobody was there, ”he remembers. “The Tifosi are great, they create a good atmosphere,” the 22-year-old told RTL, the viewers would also give the drivers additional motivation.
First report from September 12th:
Monza - At the third race weekend in a row, the Hamilton challenger Max Verstappen wants the hat trick.
The Red Bull driver was able to take six and seven victories in the current season at the chaos race in Spa and at his home Grand Prix in the Netherlands.
In Monza, front runner Verstappen starts from pole and wants to go further, Lewis Hamilton is only five points behind.
Formula 1: Valtteri Bottas postponed - Max Verstappen starts from pole and wants the next victory
Hamilton, who starts from fourth place, wants to limit the damage, as he announced.
The Briton has already won five times at Monza, and if he did it again today it would be the 100th Grand Prix success of his career.
From a strategic point of view, the seven-time world champion will probably not be able to rely on his colleague Valtteri Bottas.
Parts of the car of the Mercedes driver, who would actually have started from pole, had been changed without permission, which is why the Finn was placed in last place.
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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc starts from fifth place in the Italian race, but whether Monegasse can repeat its 2019 victory is unlikely given its mediocre car.
His Spanish teammate Carlos Sainz jr.
starts from position six.
The majority of the approximately 28,000 fans will cheer for the Scuderia.
Formula 1: Sebastian Vettel and Aston Martin on Bond mission - German starts from 11th place
Sebastian Vettel, who won his first Grand Prix in Monza in 2008, starts in the midfield from eleventh place.
He and his teammate Lance Stroll, who starts from 9th place, will advertise the new James Bond in their Aston Martin cars today.
The 007 logo is now on the racing car and the glass front of the motorhome, and the new agent strip with Daniel Craig celebrates its premiere at the end of September.
Whether Vettel and Stroll master their sporting mission will be shown at the race on Sunday.
In Monza, the Tifosi are also looking forward to high speeds.
Almost 80 percent of the route of almost 5.8 kilometers is driven at full throttle on the traditional route.
Overtaking attempts at over 300 kilometers per hour could also occur.
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