Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix with the largest lead of the season: How it happened.

Max Verstappen triumphs at the Italian Grand Prix

According to The Sun: Max Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix, overtaking Lando Norris by 19 seconds in the fastest Formula 1 race in history.

The Dutchman couldn't resist a joke about McLaren, showcasing his impressive speed, while also setting the fastest lap in qualifying on Saturday.

Norris finished in second place after his teammate Oscar Piastri took the position from him during a quick pit stop that lasted 5.9 seconds.

Norris initially couldn't contain his emotions over the team decision and commented: “What is that… what is he doing? Come on. He went onto the grass and just cut the corner.”

After the race, Verstappen couldn't help but laugh, noting: “Ha! Just because he had a slow stop?”

“It was incredible. What a remarkable weekend, you can be proud of that,” he added after the race.

At the start, Verstappen completed the first lap successfully, but Norris surprised everyone with his lightning-fast start.

Dramatic moments on the track

On the fourth lap, Verstappen overtook Norris with the help of DRS, not allowing the opponent to regain the lead.

After that, Verstappen made a pit stop to withstand the pressure from Norris while also dealing with Oscar Piastri, who was also showing excellent pace.

Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix with the largest lead of the season – 19.207 seconds.

This victory is a significant achievement for Verstappen and solidifies his status as the world's top contender in Formula 1. The race currently sparks interest in competition among teams, as it shows that top drivers can demonstrate extraordinary skill and speed under the most challenging conditions. The next race promises to be just as exciting as the world's best drivers will compete against each other.