This is what the Formula 1 World Championship standings look like after the Italian Grand Prix

Charles Leclerc won the victory in the Italian Grand Prixat the house of Ferrariwith a great victory in which the Italian team surprised the McLaren. A race where Carlos Sainz touched the podium, but Piastre He passed him on lap 46 while he was second and Lando Norris in the 48th to snatch what would have been a valuable third place. In the overall World Cup standings Formula 1, Norris cuts eight points to Verstappenwho could not exceed sixth place. The Briton set the fastest lap on the last lap.

The red tide of monza roars with victory Charles Leclerc. A victory on a circuit that has become a nightmare for Max Verstappen who saw how McLaren is now the rival to beat and that its Red Bull is no longer the best car on the grid.

This is the Formula 1 World Championship standings.

1. Max Verstappen – Red Bull – 303
2. Lando Norris – McLaren – 241
3. Charles Leclerc – Ferrari – 217
4. Oscar Piastri – McLaren – 197
5. Carlos Sainz – Ferrari – 184
6. Lewis Hamilton-Mercedes-164
7. Sergio Pérez – Red Bull – 143
8. George Russell – Mercedes – 128
9. Fernando Alonso – Aston Martin – 50 years
10. Lance Stroll – Aston Martin – 24
11. Nico Hülkenberg – Haas – 22 years old
12. Yuki Tsunoda – RB – 22
13. Daniel Ricciardo – RB – 12
14. Pierre Gasly – Alpine – 8
15. Oliver Bearman – Ferrari – 6
16. Kevin Magnussen – Haas – 5
17. Esteban Ocon – Alpine – 5
18. Alex Albon – Williams – 4
19. Guanyu Zhou – Sauber Kick – 0
20. Valtteri Bottas – Sauber Kick – 0
21. Logan Sargeant – Williams – 0
22. Franco Colapinto – Williams – 0