F1 Post-Monza Drama | Magnussen Banned, Verstappen Slams Red Bull, & Bortoleto's F1 Hopes!

the 2024 Italian Grand Prix at Monza was nothing short of dramatic with Charles lir clinching a spectacular victory for Ferrari however the aftermath of the race has been just as eventful with significant developments Across The Paddock Kevin magnuson's Monza weekend went from great to horrible after it was confirmed that the Danish driver will serve a race ban at the next Grand Prix in Baku Magnuson picked up a point after his P10 finish but also picked up two more penalty points on his super license following a collision with Pierre gastley bringing his total to 12 which automatically triggers a one R suspension har is yet to announce whether they will appeal the decision but speculation is already Rife that olle bman the current F2 driver who has been confirmed to drive for har in 2025 could be called up as a replacement for the aeran GP if the ban is upheld next in the World of F2 Gabriel bortoletto continues to make waves the Brazilian driver for invictor racing currently sitting second in the F2 standings delivered an extraordinary performance at Monza going from last on the grid to win the race this achievement has propelled him onto the short list for a potential seat at Saba next season Matia binotto Saba's Chief Operating and Technical officer acknowledged bto's potential but maintained that the team is considering several options including their current Reserve driver Teo porer Gabriel bortoletto is doing very very well in F2 said Matia he is shown to be a great talent certainly we are looking to what he is doing said binato though he emphasized that no final decisions have been made yet consequently Max verstappen did not mince words after a dismal showing for Red Bull at Monza where the team's performance continued to deteriorate despite holding a 62-point lead over Lando Norris in the championship verstappen was candid about the team's struggles suggesting that both the drivers and instructor titles might now be out of reach as things stand both championships are not realistic first up and stated expressing doubt over winning any more races this season unless significant changes are made his frustration was evident after finishing sixth where he further criticized the team's current trajectory McLaren meanwhile saw a potential one-w finish slip through their fingers at Monza despite locking out the front row in qualifying the team ended up second and third with Charles L cler outmaneuvering them with a strategic One-Stop race pre-race questions about team orders and whether McLaren would prioritize Norris in his championship fight against vapen were laid to rest when Oscar piastri overtook Norris at the start the internal Dynamics at McLaren appear tense with post-race body language from both drivers suggesting friction as they VI for individual Glory lastly Mercedes up and down season took another hit at Monza despite a period of resarch urgence where they won three out of four races the team has stumbled again finishing only Fifth and seventh at Monza this follows a similarly disappointing performance at xanor raising concerns that Mercedes still hasn't fully understood the intricacies of their car's design and upgrade philosophy as the F1 circus prepares to head to Baku The Fallout from Monza is sure to keep the paddock buzzing with Intrigue and speculation