McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says the team’s one-two finish at the Italian GP shot to the top of his best moments in racing.

It was a phenomenal performance across the race weekend for McLaren, with the seeds sown in Sprint Qualifying as Daniel Ricciardo ensured a front-row start.

He would then jump former Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen off the line to take the lead of the Italian Grand Prix, delivering a rock-solid display from there.

After absorbing the early pressure from Verstappen, a poor pit stop and then race-ending crash would take Verstappen out of the equation, leaving Ricciardo to finish what he started after the restart and take victory in Formula 1 for the first time since Monaco 2018.