Germany's Red GP driver Max Verstappen won the German GP, which was the 11th race of the season in Formula 1. All the details of the legendary race that will not be forgotten for years and history is in our news!
Germany GP made history: 6 safety vehicles in the rain!
After the start in the rain, the leading shield Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton managed to keep his place. Red Bull driver Max Verstappen, who couldn't catch traction, fell to second place in fifth place, while Kimi Raikkonen from Alfa Romeo rose to third place.
In the first part, the pilots made an early pit stop because of the safety vehicle entering the runway and many names wore crossing tires. In a short period of time after the second security vehicle, some names, especially Ferrari's Charles Leclerc passed dry tires. With this strategy, Leclerc rose to second place, lost control at the end of the first part of the race and flew into the pebble pool, saying goodbye to the race.
Some time later, Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes contacted the barriers where Leclerc was out of the race. Hamilton with a broken wing came to the pit in an urgent manner, where he lost time and fell back. On top of that, he entered the pit and cut the runway and was sentenced to 5 seconds by the board of commissioners. Meanwhile, Verstappen took the lead, while Renault's Nico Hulkenberg rose to second place.
As he entered the final stages, Hulkenberg was buried in the pebble pool on the 16th bend and said goodbye to the race. After the farewell of Nico Hulkenberg who missed a great opportunity, security vehicle entered the runway. In this episode, Verstappen secured his position by making a pit. After the safety car came out, Lewis Hamilton spun the wing once again and fell to the back of the grid.
At this point the ranking was thoroughly confused. While the mid-range drivers suddenly found themselves in the podium race, Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas, who was struggling for second place, had a big accident on the 16th corner and said goodbye to the race. Piste 6 times the safety car came on, with a pit stop for new tires last Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel rose to second place.
There was no other event in the last 5 laps and the event ended in normal time.
Toro Rosso wins the second podium in team history!
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen , who started second in the chaos race , finished first and won his second win this season . Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel, who failed to qualify due to mechanical failure yesterday, came in second and stored morale. The last row of the podium went to Daniil Kvyat from Toro Rosso as a surprise. The first and only podium in the 2008 Italy GP Sebastian Vettel won the Italian team, 11 years later won the second podium in history.
Racing Point driver Lance Stroll was able to rise to an intermediate lead, but was unable to maintain his momentum and finished fourth. Carlos Sainz Jr. of Mclaren takes fifth place. Toron Rosso's rookie pilot Alexander Albon followed him. Alfa Romeo pilots Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi ended the strong weekend in seventh and eighth. The final points of the day went to Haas's troubled pilots Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen.
A shock at the end of Germany GP took place after the investigations. Alfa Romeo pilots received a 30-second penalty for using clutch assist during the start. Thus, the score table changed once again. After penalties, Raikkonen and Giovinazzi remained outside the points threshold. In this case, Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes and Robert Kubica of Williams rose two places and became the last drivers of the day to score points.
The next race of the season will take place in Hungary next Sunday.
2019 Germany GP results
| Must | Pilot | Team | Engine | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Max Verstappen | Aston Martin Red Bull Racing | Honda | 64 Tours |
| 2nd | Sebastian Vettel | Scuderia Ferrari | Ferrari | + 7.333s |
| 3 | Daniil Kvyat | Scuderia Toro Rosso | Honda | + 8.305s |
| 4 | Lance Stroll | SportPesa Racing Point F1 Team | BWT Mercedes | + 8.966s |
| 5 | Carlos Sainz Jr. | McLaren F1 Team | Renault | + 9.583s |
| 6 | Alexander Albon | Scuderia Toro Rosso | Honda | + 10.052s |
| 7 | Romain Grosjean | Rich Energy Haas F1 Team | Ferrari | + 16.838s |
| 8 | Kevin Magnussen | Rich Energy Haas F1 Team | Ferrari | + 18.765s |
| 9 | Lewis Hamilton | Mercedes AMG Petronas | Mercedes | + 19.667s |
| 10 | Robert Kubica | ROKiT Williams Racing | Mercedes | + 24.987s |
| 11th | George Russell | ROKiT Williams Racing | Mercedes | + 26.404s |
| 12 | Kimi Raikkonen | Alfa Romeo Racing | Ferrari | + 32.214s |
| 13 | Antonio Giovinazzi | Alfa Romeo Racing | Ferrari | + 33.849s |
| - | Pierre Gasly | Aston Martin Red Bull Racing | Honda | Out of Race |
| - | Valtteri Bottas | Mercedes AMG Petronas | Mercedes | Out of Race |
| - | Nico Hulkenberg | Renault F1 Team | Renault | Out of Race |
| - | Charles Leclerc | Scuderia Ferrari | Ferrari | Out of Race |
| - | Lando Norris | McLaren F1 Team | Renault | Out of Race |
| - | Daniel Ricciardo | Renault F1 Team | Renault | Out of Race |
| - | Sergio Perez | SportPesa Racing Point F1 Team | BWT Mercedes | Out of Race |
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