Verstappen made a challenging weekend in Canada look like an everyday work week. The Dutch media sees that Verstappen had an answer for everything in Montreal and finished a rock-solid weekend with his sixth win of the season. There is already talk of another world title with some certainty.

The Telegraph: Max Verstappen races again like a true champion

The Telegraph explains how Verstappen ignored all the difficult conditions at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve : "It was his 150th weekend as a Formula 1 driver and Max Verstappen showed again how complete he is. Changing weather conditions, strategies, a chasing Ferrari? The reigning world champion had an answer for everything in Canada. His lead over Charles Leclerc grew en passant to 49 points."

Dutch newspaper Algemeen Dagblad: Max Verstappen in seven-mile boots towards new world title

The Algemeen Dagblad even dares to think with some certainty of a second title for Verstappen: "Max Verstappen had little to fear from his competition in Canada on his way to his sixth victory of the season. The Dutchman finished just ahead of Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz, who was right on his heels, but could not mount a real attack."

De Volkskrant: Max Verstappen scores maximum during tricky GP of Canada

Also de Volkskrant calls the weekend in Canada a tough one, which Verstappen didn't care about: "In a weekend that challenged him in just about every way possible, Max Verstappen triumphed. The Dutchman won his sixth Formula One race of the season in Canada. Verstappen now leads the championship by a whopping 46 World Cup points."

Trouw: Verstappen wins in Canada too and leads further in World Championship

Trouw also implicates Sergio Perez' s disappointing weekend, which caused the Dutchman to run hard in the championship: "Max Verstappen has achieved another victory in Formula 1. The Dutch driver won the Grand Prix of Canada in Montreal for the first time in his career and thereby strengthened his leading position in the World Cup standings. After nine Grands Prix, Verstappen already has a 46-point lead over his first pursuer, teammate Sergio Pérez who crashed out early in Canada."

De Limburger: Max Verstappen wins Grand Prix of Canada after exciting final stage

While Verstappen took his sixth win of the season, Lewis Hamilton drove one of his stronger weekends of 2022. De Limburger writes: "Max Verstappen took the Canadian Grand Prix. After a thrilling final stage, the Limburger kept the chasing Carlos Sainz behind him. Lewis Hamilton had one of his best race weekends to date. The seven-time world champion finished third."