Formula 1: Rosberg Cruises to Italian Grand Prix Win
Nico Rosberg Celebrate.
Monza - Arab Today
Nico Rosberg cruised Sunday to winning the Italian Grand Prix.
Rosberg was virtually unchallenged, mainly due to Mercedes teammate's and rival Sunday after Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton's poor start. Hamilton started in pole position but dropped to sixth before the first corner.
Rosberg, who started second, took the early lead and cruised to his seventh win of the season, second straight this year and first of his career at the storied Monza circuit, which has hosted more Formula One racing than any other track.
Lewis Hamilton tops the standings with 250 points, only two points more than Rosberg. Daniel Ricciardo completes the top three, he has 161 points.
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