Max Verstappen shatters record with 10th consecutive F1 win
In a thrilling Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Max Verstappen of Red Bull Racing made history by clinching his 10th consecutive Formula 1 race victory, breaking the previous record held by Sebastian Vettel. The race was nothing short of drama, with Verstappen starting from second position and relentlessly pursuing pole-sitter Carlos Sainz of Ferrari.
Verstappen’s pursuit of Sainz began on lap six, but it took until lap 15 for him to finally overtake. Sainz, who had a strong start, locked up at Rettifilo, allowing Verstappen to capitalise and seize the lead. From that point on, Verstappen extended his lead and secured the win with style.
Meanwhile, Verstappen’s teammate, Sergio Perez, engaged in a fierce battle for the podium positions. Perez managed to secure second place with just five laps to go, leaving Sainz struggling to fend off his Ferrari teammate, Charles Leclerc, in the closing stages of the race.
2023 F1 Italian Grand Prix Results
The final standings for the 2023 F1 Italian Grand Prix were as follows:
Verstappen’s historic win not only solidified his dominance in the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship but also maintained Red Bull’s unbeaten record for the season. Verstappen expressed his disbelief at achieving 10 consecutive wins and emphasised the hard work behind this accomplishment.
In an action-packed race, Lewis Hamilton, who opted for a different tire strategy, managed to finish sixth despite a late collision with Oscar Piastri’s McLaren. Alex Albon delivered a commendable performance for Williams, securing seventh place.
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