German F1 GP results: Champion Verstappen after the Mercedes duo was condemned

Although he slipped to Max Verstappen as the winner of the German F1 GP. While the Mercedes duo suffered bad luck in this race.

In the race at the Hockenheimring circuit on Sunday (7/28/2019), the night was full of drama due to heavy rain sweeping the tracks. Varstappen won the championship despite falling.

Bad luck was experienced by two Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas. Both of them had an accident and could not get on the podium. Bottas can't even finish the race.


These results make Verstappen now in third place on 162 pilot points. Although they did not achieve slippery results at the German GP, ​​Hamilton and Bottas still controlled the top of the table. Hamilton in first place with 223 points followed by Bottas with 184 points.

Race road

Rain conditions cause the safety car to leave at the start of the race to guide runners along the track. After the circuit is considered quite dry, the race starts.

Lewis Hamilton, who began in a leadership position, immediately drove. In the third round, Sergio Pérez had an accident that caused the security car to get on track.

When the race started again, Lewis Hamilton was followed by Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen. They compete for third place.

Entering the middle of a heavy rain race, some drivers began to have difficulty controlling the pace of the car. On lap 27, Verstappen had time. slip

Hamilton then experienced a similar lap later. The incident damaged the British pilot's car and he had to enter a pit stop.

While in the pit stop, Hamilton made a mistake, so he had to receive a five-second penalty. Verstappen then led the race followed by Bottas and Hamilton.

The Red Bull team driver was able to maintain his position until the end of the race. While Bottas and Hamilton had continued to suffer badly.

Hamilton left the track on lap 54 and broke up in the final position. Three laps later, Bottas had to finish the race because the car hit the wall. This situation was exploited by Sebastian Vettel and Daniil Kvyat to reach second and third place.

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