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FACTS AND STATS: Verstappen wins fastest race in F1 history at Monza

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08-09-2025 - 16:50:59
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They call Monza the ‘Temple of Speed’ and Max Verstappen showed why in the Italian Grand Prix, winning it in record-breaking time and at record-breaking speed. Here’s all the need-to-know numbers about that amazing feat, as well as plenty more from a thrilling afternoon’s racing…

• This was the fastest world championship Grand Prix in F1 history (subject to final results confirmation), with Verstappen winning at an average speed of 250.706 km/h or 155.791 mph.

• The total race time was 1:13:24.325.

• The previous record was set here by Michael Schumacher for Ferrari in 2003 (1:14:19.838, 247.585 km/h, 153.842 mph).

• This is only the second time the fastest race record has been broken in the last 54 years.

• Verstappen has won twice in Italy this season.

• It was his third win of the season, and his 66th career victory.

• It was Verstappen’s third Monza win in the last four years.

• Verstappen is the first driver to win from pole at Monza since 2019.

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