Max Verstappen sets a Formula 1 Grand Prix record in Italy

Max Verstappen sets a Formula 1 Grand Prix record in Italy.

With Max Verstappen the Dutch man leading the formula 1 Italian Grand Prix in the 35th lap for the Red Bull team and Carlos Sainz second in a Ferrari. Max Verstappen left Carlos Sainz and the home crowd disappointed, to set his 10th win in a row which sets the all-time record for the most consecutive wins.

The Red Bull team dominated the podium with a first and Pérez's second finish; Carlos Sainz's Ferrari coming third and fourth. Carlos' car issues might have been valid just before the race or he saw the results coming during the qualifying rounds and he didn't want to throw in the towel!

Reports of Ferrari being under investigation and Red Bull getting penalized for Max Verstappen's mistake. The Monza Formula 1 Italian GP had a lot to offer, After passing Carlos Sainz for the lead on Lap 15, the record which was previously held by Sebastian Vettel of nine became a target.

With all that history at 25 years old, the Dutchman has no plans to be in the sport for too long. Congratulations Max Verstappen!