Italian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen stormed to a record breaking 10th consecutive race win at the Italian Grand Prix but it was not as straight forward as it seemed. The Red Bull driver had a tough time getting passed Sainz in his Ferrari after starting on pole in front of the Tifosi at Monza but as Sainz's tyres started to wear heavily it was over and Verstappen took the lead down into the chicane of turns 4 and 5.

Sergio Perez came home in second place after a race long battle with both Ferrari cars and finallly got the positive result he needed to pick his confidence up again. Carlos Sainz completed the podium after a very defensive race against both Red Bull's and his teammate Leclerc. Sainz and Leclerc were given the green light to fight by Ferrari but it nearly ended in tears as the two headed into the first corner on the final lap and both locked up pushing it to the very limit of what they can get away with.

Mercedes maximised their weekend finishing in 5th and 6th but both drivers were handed penalties. Hamilton was handed a five second penalty for causing a collision with Piastri. Meanwhile Russell was also handed a five second penalty for overtaking Ocon off track and not giving the position back.

Alex Albon finished in 7th for Williams after a great weekend for team however it is expected they will struggle in the coming rounds due to the lack of downforce the team has on the car,

Will Verstappen and Red Bull's winning streak come to an end? The Singapore Grand Prix is next and is a very unpredictable race with a change in track layout.