F1 Monza GP: Verstappen Wins, Ferrari Struggles – Race Report & Grades

Despite a SF-25 Completely download to perform at the maximum in qualifying, Charles Leclerc did not go beyond the fourth position on the grid and under the chess flag. Lewis HamiltonInstead, due to the penalty, it was taken from the tenth position. Max Verstappen signed the best time with an extraordinary tour, mocking both McLaren drivers fighting for the World Cup.

Allo start, Norris He joined the Red Bull Racing poleman well in corner-1 and the Dutchman decided to cut the trajectory. Verstappen had to restore English P1 to the next round. Leclerc and Piastri gave birth to a very accurate battle in the first three rounds. The Monegasque had climbed over the Australian at the start, but Lesmo was surprised to the outside. In the following lap, the Monegasco put in front of a hesitation of the leader of the ranking at the Serraglio curve due to the exchange of position of the first two.

Verstappen showed up in Norris’ exhausts and resumed the head of the ranking, taking advantage of the DRS. On the sixth lap Oscar Plastri has winter in curve-1 The Monegasque, who also ended up in George Russell’s viewfinder. Behind the Englishman of Mercedes, Hamilton passed Bortoleto for his sixth position after an excellent shot at the start. Charles put the compounds to the first rounds to the first round in an attempt to keep up with the McLaren of Piastri, between blocks and overtaking at the limit. Max dictated the pace, increasing his advantage in the first phase on Norris. An RB21 was not expected so fit on the Brianza track, although already in qualifying the Dutchman had marked his pole number 45 in his career. Despite the wear of the compounds, the four -time world champion has traveled on the times of rivals, administering a 6 -second -second advantage of the GP in the central phase of Lando Norris.

Leclerc He stopped at Giro 34 to mount the hard tires and returned to the track behind Albon, author of a splendid race with a growing Williams. Lewis Hamilton stopped 5 laps after the team. On the round 38 Supermax broke the delay to mount the hard. Norris preferred to extend the first Stint on the middle school to play everything for everything in the last phase of the race on soft. Meanwhile, the Red Bull Racing driver has found Liberta road behind McLaren, and has started to get closer again. He stopped first piastri and then the Englishman who had a problem in the assembly of the left front. Max resumed the command and never gave him up. Plastri has surprised Norris by surprise because of the slowed pit stop, but the Woking team asked the Australian to give the position. The Australian did it by saying that a slow pit-stop is something that is part of the races. Norris was favored but what would happen to inverted parties?

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Max Verstappen: 10 e lode – The only light of a dark tunnel in which Formula 1 ended. The Monza stage was soporifera and the most spectacular and decisive actions were in number 1. First the applause poles and then a race of warrior race. After losing the leadership he found it immediately with one impeccable management. During the season he missed a Red Bull Racing at the height of his talent otherwise he would still have been in the run for his fifth crown in a row. In the temple of speed he sent Papaya Boys to school, imposing an indeiavulated rhythm. Also impeccable in the tire management, in the final he also had the opportunity to ridicule the choices of the McLaren Muretto by radio.

Lando Norris: 8 – His race conduct was positive, but he did not show that he has a step to win the race. After the error of the mechanics at pit stop, the Englishman was pardoned with the door wide open by the correct teammate who let him pass. Flatri (vote 7) He lost 3 points, but he preferred to support the team’s will. For now, the Australian has not wanted to make controversy, leaving second place in English, also whistled by a part of the public under the podium. The number 4 still has a detachment of 31 points from the summit.

Charles Leclerc: 7.5 – The Monegasco held head in the first bars to the leader and probable future world champion of McLaren. After a manual departure, CL16 responded blow by blow to the attacks of piastri until it desists for an objective performance mission with the Mcl39. Charles has achieved the maximum result. The SF-25 proved to be higher than the Mercedes, but it is a bitter consolation. Lewis Hamilton (vote 6.5) He reassembled from the tenth to the sixth square. Still too little to inflame the audience of Ferraryist faith. Charles Leclerc, hot to the media after the race, said:

“The first laps were very complex, the tires behind the sliding leading to overheating problems that cost us a lot in terms of the lap time. Plastri was good at the first of Lesmo to pass me outside, then for the rest were normal duels. Work well and the McLaren confirmed themselves in front of us ”.

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Carlos Sainz: 5.5 – Another race outside the points area, revived for a clash with the Rookie Bearman. Alexander Albon, on Monza’s Sunday, with the same car sits on the great table, capturing a miraculous seventh square behind Hamilton. The Spaniard looks like a foreign body in Williams. Monza should have been a friend’s track for the former Ferrari driver, but he turned into theYet another flop.

Oliver Bearman: 4,5 – The product of the Ferrari Academy is making a good first year in F1, but in Monza she has topped. The pilot of the Haas He was wrong overtaking maneuver on CS55, ending up closing the race in twelfth position. In the future he will make up for Monza, but this was not his Sunday.

Yuki Tsunoda: 2 – The Calvary of the Japanese pilot is about to end. The passage in Red Bull Racing has proven to be a marketing operation favored by the sponsors. The Japanese concluded thirteenth almost 80 seconds from the teammate, winner of the Grand Prix.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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