Oscar Piastri secured a decisive victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, leading McLaren to a one-two finish ahead of teammate Lando Norris. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen faced a 10-second penalty after aggressive tactics led to a chaotic race, dropping him to 10th place and widening his championship gap to 49 points. Continue reading Piastri Dominates Spanish GP as Verstappen’s Aggressive Tactics Backfire
Max Verstappen proved his championship mettle once again at the Spanish Grand Prix, securing his seventh win of the season despite a challenging start. After briefly losing the lead to a fast-starting George Russell, Verstappen quickly regained control, overtaking both Russell and pole-sitter Lando Norris by lap 3.
Norris, hampered by being stuck behind Russell in the early stages, finished second, unable to challenge Verstappen’s dominance. Lewis Hamilton rounded out the podium, claiming his first top-three finish of the season after an exciting battle with Carlos Sainz.
The race, which saw all 20 cars finish without incident, further solidified Verstappen’s position at the top of the championship standings. For Norris, it was a case of what might have been, as he later admitted to “messing up” his start from pole position. Continue reading Verstappen Triumphs in Spanish Grand Prix, Extending Championship Lead
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