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US Grand Prix – International press coverage

US Grand Prix – International press coverage

Max Verstappen (Red Bull), who already has a World Championship title, won the Formula 1 Grand Prix on Sunday for his 50th Grand Prix victory.

After coming second behind him, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) was later disqualified due to a faulty floor panel in his car, so Lando Norris (McLaren) was now second.

Evaluation of the international press:

Great Britain:

the sun:

“Lewis Hamilton did his best, but he was defeated in the end, finishing second behind his rival Max Verstappen. Hamilton overtook Lando Norris a few laps before the end, but he no longer had the strength to keep up with the in-form Verstappen.”

daily Mail:

“There was a point early in the US Grand Prix when Lewis Hamilton was still dreaming of finally winning again after 686 days. It didn't matter that Verstappen started from sixth – he and his Red Bull teammates made the right decisions. As it stands always.”

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton (Photo: Red Bull/Getty)

Spain:

Brand:

“Max Verstappen won the US Grand Prix after starting from sixth on the grid. Calmly and in control, he closed higher and higher. It was a victory for a mature competitor. He dealt with a Lewis Hamilton attack that was more smoke than fire.”

Sports World:

“Verstappen was surprised by the speed of Leclerc, Norris and Hamilton on Saturday and made a mistake at the crucial moment. But the more laps in the race, the bigger Max became. And he won.”

Max Verstappen (Photo: XPB)

Italy:

Gazzetta dello Sport:

“Max won, Ferrari took a risk.”

France:

the team:

“Three-time world champion, the guy who wins (almost) every Sunday.”

Photo: Red Bull

Austria:

Kronen Zeitung:

“Dutchman Verstappen achieved his 15th grand prix win this year. Only he has amassed this much success in one calendar year, last year. The 26-year-old, who won his 50th race, is only four people ahead in the historical standings.” “: Hamilton (103), Michael Schumacher (91), Sebastian Vettel (53) and Alain Prost (51). Verstappen won in Austin for the third time in a row.”

Switzerland:

Blake:

“Usually Max Verstappen dominates the race at will, but in Austin things were even more exciting than usual thanks to the good performances of Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris.”

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