Grand Prix of Belgium
Press votes: “chosen” Piatri now Formula 1 favorite
Formula 1 once again experiences a chaotic race in Belgium, the weather in Belgium causes problems. The success of the McLaren duo is no surprise.
The next double success of the dominant McLaren duos Oscar Piatri and Lando Norris, but also the next capers of weather will deliver the topics of conversation in Formula 1 in Belgium. The international media about the 13th season run in Spa:
“Daily Mirror”: “Lando Norris’ gambling fails, Lewis Hamilton shines from the end of the field. (…) Oscar Piatri is fastest after a long rain break and struck early, with the decisive maneuver he won the great price of Belgium.”
“The Sun”: “Lewis Hamilton does reparation for the disastrous Formula 1 weekend in Belgium, while Lando Norris loses ground after an 80-minute delay in the World Cup. (…) The fearless Piatri left Polesetter Norris after only one round, took the lead and won in a largely uneventful race in Spa.”
“Daily Mail”: “Lando Norris blinked and got Oscar Piatri an advantage in the race for the F1 title-after the Grand Prix of Belgium, the Brit has to start again.”
“The Times”: “Oscar Piatri benefits and expands its title, while Lando Norris fails from the Pole.”
“The Guardian”: “Oscar Piatri won the Grand Prize of Belgium with a dominant trip in Spa for McLaren and confidently referred his teammate Lando Norris to the second, and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc.”
“Look”: “As in the last time in Silverstone, the rain also keeps Formula 1 on trot in Spa. The race starts late and ends with a clean pilot in the dot length-Gabriel Bortoleto becomes ninth. The GP triumph secures McLaren-Pilot Oscar Piatri.”
“Tages-Anzeiger”: “McLaren cannot be beaten in Spa-Francorchamps. Again Oscar Piatri prevails-and expands his Formula 1 lead.”
“Kurier”: “Oscar Piatri took the next step towards the World Cup title. The Australian, safely won the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Belgium in Spa in front of his McLaren teammate Lando Norris. With his sixth win of the season, Piatri expanded his lead to 16 points.”
“Krone”: “Record world champion Lewis Hamilton crowned a catch-up in the Ardennes after a start from the pit lane, the previous year’s winner steered his Ferrari on the seventh place. In the World Cup ranking, Piatri expanded his lead with the sixth win of the season to 16 points.”
“Salzburger Nachrichten”: “Formula 1 escapes again in spa again: McLaren dominates after a long shift on the traditional route”
“De Telegraaf”: “Oscar Piatri implemented his plan perfectly. Max Verstappen was not able to take on a leading role at the Grand Prix of Belgium on his favorite route. The four-time Red Bull formula 1 world champion was fourth. The Limburg native was not up to the dominant McLaren drivers.”
“Gazzetta Dello Sport”: “At the University of Formula 1, Oscar Piatri plays the professor. The Australian won a race affected by the rain in Spa, which forced the organizers to shed up almost an hour and a half. He owed his victory to a sensational overtaking maneuver.”
“Corriere Dello Sport”: “Lewis Hamilton celebrates an incredible comeback: After a disastrous qualifying weekend, he makes eleven places well and becomes seventh.”
“Tuttosport”: Excellent race for Ferrari: Leclerc on the podium – Hamilton’s great comeback in Spa! “
“Marca”: “Oscar Piatri confidently won the GP of Belgium after overtaking his teammate Lando Norris in the first round and defended the lead to the end. It is the sixth win of the season for the Australian. He is now a favorite on the World Cup.”
“As”: “Piatri triumphed after a brilliant overtaking maneuver against Norris on the wet asphalt in Spa. Piatri made the maneuver, which distinguishes the good drivers from the chosen, just look.”
“Mundo Deportivo”: “Oscar Piatri, the leader of the Formula 1 World Championship, was again the cleverly in the field and beat his team-mate and title rival Lando Norris, who started from pole position.”
“L’Equipe”: “Thanks to an overtaking maneuver in the first round, Oscar Piatri won the Grand Prix of Belgium in front of his McLaren teammate Lando Norris. (…) Lewis Hamilton showed a strong catch-up and reached seventh place.”
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Source: Stern
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