Verstappen wins Malaysian GP with Red Bull's first own-engine victory

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Max Verstappen won Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix, delivering Red Bull's first victory with its own power unit. The win marked a historic milestone, matching Michael Schumacher's record for most wins with one team, and sparked analysis of Red Bull's upgraded car's competitiveness.

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Formula1.com focuses on Verstappen's form and car improvement, while Motorsport.com quotes Laurent Mekies on whether Red Bull can now fight everywhere. PlanetF1 highlights the upgraded car's role. The Reddit post celebrates the historic achievement. ESPN F1 emphasizes the 'special' nature of the win with Red Bull's own engine.

Recommended first read: Motorsport.com provides the most comprehensive analysis, including team principal Laurent Mekies' assessment of Red Bull's progress and future competitiveness, with an image.

Verstappen wins Malaysian GP with Red Bull's first own-engine victory

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Historic Day indeed. Red Bull winning with their own PU and Max Verstappen has matched Michael Schumacher in terms of Grand Prix wins with the same team.