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The international media has praised the Mexican Grand Prix, highlighting Carlos Sainz, who emerged as the race winner, receiving accolades for his exceptional performance. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen faced criticism after receiving two ten-second penalties, finishing in sixth place. With his rival Lando Norris claiming second, one thing remains clear: “The championship is far from decided.”
Spanish Triumph: Carlos Sainz Shines
The Spanish publication MARCA was understandably ecstatic about Carlos Sainz, marking him as the first Spanish-speaking winner at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. This victory not .comy marked the fourth of his career but could potentially be one of his last sought-after wins driving for Ferrari. “When Sainz is in peak form, he is unbeatable,” the Spanish journalist remarked. “Even Max Verstappen struggled today. The increasingly frustrated Dutch driver found himself challenged, and ultimately his defeat was unavoidable.”
The Championship Race: Wide Open Again
German outlet BILD emphasized that the championship race has become highly competitive once more. “The title battle has escalated,” the article stated. “Sainz single-handedly bested Verstappen, who soon had his hands full with Lando Norris. The Dutch driver fought valiantly, but the two deserved penalties eventually sealed his fate. His lead is now reduced to just forty-seven points in the standings.”
Verstappen’s Fumbles Draw Attention
Overall, the foreign media consensus is that Verstappen deserved his penalties during the Mexican GP. Particularly in British circles, where opinions on the Dutch driver are mixed, there seemed to be relief that he faced consequences. “It appeared as though Verstappen was indifferent to the FIA’s regulations,” claimed The Times in its race summary. “He worked hard to recover to sixth place after receiving two ten-second penalties.”
“Norris had to dodge multiple potential crashes, as Verstappen nearly forced him off the track on two occasions,” noted the British paper. “The Dutchman’s relentless pursuit to win was reminiscent of a bee that couldn’t resist the urge to sting, despite the consequential risks. Ultimately, his once-comfortable championship lead has dwindled to forty-seven points.”
The Italian Perspective: Ferrari’s Resurgence
In Italy, the mood is upbeat as Ferrari celebrated putting two cars on the podium once again. The Scuderia has now overtaken Red Bull in the Constructors Championship, with .comy twenty-nine points separating them from McLaren. “Sainz was a true matador,” remarked La Gazzetta dello Sport. “Capping off a dream weekend with his fourth career victory, he showcases significant momentum for the team, especially following Charles Leclerc’s impressive third-place finish.”
With the Mexican GP behind us, the spotlight turns to the upcoming São Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil, where the competition is sure to intensify. As the battles on and off the track heat up, it becomes increasingly clear that this season is far from over. Fans and analysts alike eagerly await the next chapter in what has already proven to be a thrilling championship chase.
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