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Why Honda's comeback is a success for Liberty Media
Formula 1 is doing well at the moment; the fan base is huge, more and more countries want to host grand prix and there are long queues of sponsors. However, the best evidence of the championship’s elevated stature is the current draw from the biggest car brands. Honda’s desire to do whatever it takes to make a comeback in Formula 1 is a strong return to Liberty Media’s policy.
Max Verstappen won the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix and now has more Grand Prix victories for Red Bull than Sebastian Vettel. The Dutchman’s brilliant final stage in qualifying saw him take pole position, but his superlong performance on the medium tyres, which was almost as impressive, gave him an easy win.
It didn’t seem to come, but after 50 of the 78 laps of the Monaco Grand Prix, it did: it started to rain. After a few laps, the rain started to fall heavily, and the slick tires could no longer continue driving. Drivers were skidding around corners everywhere, but miraculously, most managed to keep their cars clear of the crash barrier or keep going.
Josef Newgarden wins the Indy 500 in an intense final stage. There was a red flag, but the race restarted with one lap to go. Newgarden jumped at the chance and outmaneuvered Marcus Ericsson for the win, while Rinus Veekay crossed the finish line in tenth.
Max's Monaco Domination – Monaco GP Review F1 2023
Verstappen survives treacherous conditions to win the Monaco Grand Prix
Rain during Monaco GP: plenty of chaos and incidents
Newgarden beats Ericsson to Indy 500 win after restart with one lap to go
Alonso: "Didn't have any chance" due to Verstappen's super drive
Horner thankful for Aston Martin mistake: 'Reduced pressure on pit stop'
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