Breaking; Max Verstappen support tiger woods with $2000000 for his son

Breaking; Max Verstappen support tiger woods with $2000000 for his son

Breaking; Max Verstappen support tiger woods with $2000000 for his son

Tiger Woods has shared his wealth of knowledge regarding golf with Bryson DeChambeau (Image: Getty)

Bryson DeChambeau has revealed the profound influence Tiger Woods has had on his golfing prowess, placing his guidance above that of Phil Mickelson. In a candid episode of his \’Break 50\’ YouTube series with NFL legend Tom Brady, DeChambeau opened up on the invaluable lessons he\’s learned from both golfing greats.

As they exchanged career anecdotes on the green, DeChambeau expressed his admiration for Mickelson\’s expertise, especially after Mickelson\’s headline-grabbing move to LIV Golf, which DeChambeau himself later followed. Despite acknowledging Mickelson\’s wisdom, particularly in short game skills, DeChambeau admitted that it was Woods who truly shaped his approach to the sport.
After dominating the opening phase of the season, winning five from six grands prix, the warm climes of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna should have offered it yet another chance to stretch its advantage.

Instead it was beaten in the race — and beaten comprehensively.

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Max Verstappen led every lap with a margin that at one point stretched past 20 seconds. Despite McLaren having a two-to-one advantage with both Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris in the fight, neither driver could lay a glove on the reigning world champion.

It was a remarkable aberration on the season to date, and not just because Verstappen won.

 

After all, the Dutchman was already a winner this season — at the Japanese Grand Prix, where be backed up a perfect qualifying lap with a flawless Sunday performance to keep both McLaren cars bottled up behind him for the duration of the race.

But that win was hard-fought and against the run of form in Suzuka.

Imola was a cruise in a Red Bull Racing car that had an answer for whatever McLaren threw at it.

That’s why this result is so intriguing — and, for McLaren, potentially worrying.

Red Bull Racing was genuinely competitive. It won meritoriously, on pure pace.

So is Verstappen really back in the championship fight?

Understanding the dynamics at play in Imola will give us the beginnings of an answer.

James

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