Trackside view, September 2021
Max Verstappen’s three wins in the space of three weeks stunned Mercedes and gave the Dutchman a 32-point lead over Lewis Hamilton. Our Formula 1 experts examine the tactics, tech and title permutations
Sitting pretty: at Paul Ricard, Max Verstappen took the first of three consecutive F1 wins
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