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Daniel Ricciardo won his first Grand Prix since Monaco 2018. The Australian started second in the race but overtook Verstappen in the first corner itself and maintained his lead throughout the race. Lando Norris came second in McLaren&rsquo;s first win since Brazilian GP in 2012. Ricciardo played upon the dramatic crash between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen as both finished in the gravel halfway through the race. Valtteri Bottas claimed third despite starting last on the grid, thanks to the five-second penalty for Redbull&rsquo;s Perez.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Verstappen still holds a mere five-point lead over Hamilton on the drivers&rsquo; championship standing. The next race will be held in Sochi on September 26.

Daniel Ricciardo wins the Italian Grand Prix as Hamilton and Verstappen crash out

Daniel Ricciardo&nbsp;wins the Italian Grand Prix, while his McLaren&nbsp;teammate&nbsp;Lando&nbsp;Norris came second following a crash between Hamilton and Verstappen

Daniel Ricciardo won his first Grand Prix since Monaco 2018 as he clinched the Italy Grand Prix on Sunday in a sensational race that saw Formula One championship leaders Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton crash out.
The Australian started second in the race but overtook Verstappen in the first corner itself and maintained his lead throughout the race. Lando Norris came second in McLaren&rsquo;s first win since Brazilian GP in 2012. Valtteri Bottas claimed the third spot despite starting last on the grid, thanks to the five-second penalty for Redbull&rsquo;s Perez.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Verstappen still holds a mere five-point lead over Hamilton on the drivers&rsquo; championship standing. The next race will be held in Sochi on September 26.

<ul>
<li>Championship leaders Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton crash out</li>
<li>Lando Norris came 2nd in McLaren&rsquo;s first win since 2012 Brazilian GP</li>
<li>Verstappen still leads the drivers' standings with Hamilton 2nd</li>
</ul>

Gasly wins for AlphaTauri in Italian Grand Prix

Ferrari's horror&nbsp;season continued as the two cars driven by Charles Leclerc&nbsp;and Sebastian failed to finish at their home race.&nbsp;

Mercedes were left fuming at the Italian Grand Prix&nbsp;after defending champion and race leader Lewis Hamilton was given a stop-and-go-penalty which pushed him to finish in the 7th spot.&nbsp;AlphaTauri's&nbsp;Pierre Gasly&nbsp;seized the opportunity and won his maiden Formula 1 race less than a second ahead of McLaren's&nbsp;Carlos Sainz. Racing Point's Lance Stroll completed the podium as Gasly&nbsp;became the first Frenchman to win a Grand Prix since Olivier Panis in 1996. Ferrari's horror&nbsp;season continued as the two cars driven by Charles Leclerc&nbsp;and Sebastian failed to finish at their home race.&nbsp;

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