Ricciardo wins F1 Italian GP as Hamilton, Verstappen crash out

Daniel Ricciardo won the Formula One Italian Grand Prix on Sunday as the Australian exploited Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen’s sensational accident which wiped out both title rivals.

Ricciardo was trailed by his McLaren partner Lando Norris in the British group’s first success since the 2012 Brazilian GP, while Valtteri Bottas will take third in spite of beginning in last spot because of a five-second time punishment for Sergio Perez.

Red Bull’s Verstappen drives seven-time best on the planet Hamilton by five at the highest point of the drivers’ standings as the two of them completed in the rock finishing their accident mostly the race.

Ricciardo, 32, guaranteed “complete assault” subsequent to beginning second on the framework and capitalized on the most sensational snapshot of a significant race when Hamilton returned the Monza track from the pit path.

Vertsappen attempted to shoot past Hamilton soon after the Briton’s refueling break however wound up with his back wheel turning over the highest point of his adversary’s Mercedes, barely missing Hamilton’s head.

The two drivers then, at that point slid into the rock and had to resign from the race, which Hamilton was expecting to make his 100th Grand Prix triumph.

Vertsappen was apparently angry at Hamilton, saying his adversary gave him “no space” in an accident which will be explored by authorities after the race.

Ricciardo then, at that point controlled to triumph upheld by his partner Norris and was elated as the pair procured McLaren’s first one-two completion in quite a while.