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Max Verstappen Details Tarmac Break-Up Scare in Run to Italian GP Podium

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Max Verstappen finished third at the 2026 Italian Grand Prix after fighting a Red Bull that lacked both rear-end confidence and straight-line speed. The result came after Verstappen started fifth at Monza, survived a late duel with Oscar Piastri, and…

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It promises to be an exciting Italian Grand Prix. Pierre Gasly starts surprisingly from pole with title contender George Russell behind him, the Ferrari drivers start from the second row, and championship leader Kimi Antonelli faces a tough race to catch up. Max Verstappen starts from P5. Follow the race live here from 15:00!

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Max Verstappen estimated after qualifying on Saturday that the chance of him winning another race this year was becoming ‘very small’. He didn't win in Monza either, but with a third place he did secure his fifth podium finish of the year. "On the straight, we are like a snail."

Max Verstappen finished third in the 2026 Italian Grand Prix after a race in which Red Bull again showed some of its limitations against Mercedes and its rivals. The Dutchman had to work hard to stay in contention, even briefly leading the race at one point.

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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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