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Press voices for the Italian race: “Miracle of Verstappen”
The dominant victory as in Max Verstappen world champion times also makes the international press rave about. It becomes clear to some of the McLaren team orders.
Max Verstappen’s victory in Monza was a demonstration of his exceptional skills. The international press is also bending in front of the Red Bull star and four-time Formula 1 world champion. Topic – especially in England and Australia – is also the behavior of McLaren.
The team had asked its two pilots to exchange the two pilots after a failed pit stop from Lando Norris. The Briton finished second, World Cup leader Oscar Piatri from Australia. “Scandalous McLaren-Temaler,” wrote the Swiss “Blick”.
“Gazzetta Dello Sport”: “Craziness at the start and McLaren breakdown: Verstappen thanks and wins in Monza. Then Norris-Piatri. Max Verstappen is on the top level of the podium in Monza and enjoys the applause of the Italian fans, which attest to the Dutchman a perfect weekend, where the world champion from the pole position and build up in the course GP was able to expand his lead over the two favorites of McLaren. “
“Corriere della Sera”: “In Monza, Malza dominates and beats the McLarens with a lead of 19 seconds.”
“Corriere dello sport”: Verstappen dominates (…). The Dutch wins a position struggle in the final of the race after the start of pole position, Norris and Piatri. “
“La Stampa”: “Master performance of Verstappen. For six years now, the Grand Prix of Italy had no longer won the pole setting, an anomaly that put an end to Max Verstappen talent.”
Tuttosport “:” Leclerc, no Ferrari-Hattrick in Monza: Verstappen dominates! Max Verstappen returns to success after an extraordinary race at the Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2025. “
“Ad”: “Max Verstappen leaves McLaren driver behind with a gala performance in Monza. The four-time world champion was pleasantly surprised by the performance of his Red Bull, who also proved to be better on Sunday than the McLarens of Lando Norris (second) and Oscar Piatri (third).”
“De Telegraaf”: “Max Verstappen dominates in Monza and wins his third race of this season.”
“De Volksgrant”: “Verstappen finds his old speed back in the Red Bull and triumphed in Monza. Max Verstappen made the drivers of McLaren and Ferrari look old at the Grand Prix of Italy. (…) The Dutchman complained about the quirks of his car throughout the season, but on the fastest race track in the world, the Red Bull team had found the right coordination this weekend, so Fastest car sat and one of the fastest races in Formula 1 history won. “
“As”: “Verstappen makes short process with the orange cars. (…) In a few months, he will lose the world championship title to one of the McLaren pilots, but no number of points, no trophy will displace the Olympus from contemporary Formula 1.”
“Mundo Deportivo”: “Verstappen completed his masterpiece in Italy. (…) The Tifosi flocked to Monza in droves and prayed for the miracle of Leclerc that their ‘chosen’ would win the first victory for Ferrari this season, so to save a catastrophic year for the red. But they were confronted with another miracle: that of Verstappen.”
“Sport”: “Max Verstappen had his best weekend for months and prevailed at the Grand Prix of Italy, the sixteenth race of the season. The Red Bull champion, which started from pole position, did not have easy against the McLaren, which put him under a chaotic start, but he recovered from the initial setback and won 19 seconds ahead of Norris. caused controversy again. “
“Le Parisien”: “The weekend had already started with a historical record that Max Verstappen had set up in qualifying with a lap time of 1: 18.792 minutes and an average speed of 264.682 km/h. Before it ended on Sunday with a new record, this time more of a collective.”
“L’équipe”: “Max Verstappen lives the ‘Dolce Vita’ in Italy. (…) As in the Emilia-Romagna, the Red Bull driver dominated the race in Monza on Sunday and won his third win of the season with a clear lead.”
“The Age”: “Flying Verstappen wins the Grand Prix from Italy. McLaren team mandle forces Piatri to take a position exchange with Norris.”
“Daily Mail”: “When Lando Norris gets his first world championship this year, he should send a check with many zeros to Mr. Andrea Stella, C/O McLaren, Woking, because thanks to the balanced, almost holy decision -making of his team leader, Norris was able to take second place at the Grand Prix of Italy and thus secure a decisive advantage over Oscar Piatri.”
“Mirror”: “Max Verstappen writes history at the unexpected outcome of the Grand Prize of Italy.”
“The Sun”: Max Verstappen made fun of McLaren when he won the fastest F1 race in history with a lead of 19 seconds before Lando Norris. (…) There was a late drama about the team orders between the disputed McLarens when Norris had to accept a whopping 5.9 second boxing stop (…). “
“Independent”: “Oscar Piatri follows a controversial McLaren statement, while Max Verstappen wins in Monza. Lando Norris’ world championship ambitions were kept kept alive by his McLaren team, although a bad pit stop threatened the British driver in the title fight.”
“Blick”: “Scandalous McLaren team in the World Cup two-fighter.”
“Tages-Anzeiger”: “Verstappen is only insulted as” idiot “-then he dupes the dominators. The Dutch crumbles and shortens before he drives to the big triumph.”
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Source: Stern
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