German Grand Prix 2019 — Race Aftermath

Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing) wins the German Grand Prix by 7.333 seconds from Sebastian Vettel.

Championship after this race:
P1: Lewis Hamilton — 225 pts
P2: Valtteri Bottas — 184 pts
P3: Max Verstappen — 162 pts
P4: Sebastian Vettel — 141 pts
P5: Charles Leclerc — 120 pts

Championship gap: 41 points between Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas.

Winners:
- Max Verstappen — P1, gained 1 places from the grid
- Sebastian Vettel — P2, gained 18 places from the grid
- Daniil Kvyat — P3, gained 11 places from the grid

Losers:
- Lewis Hamilton — dropped 8 places from P1 to P9
- Kimi Räikkönen — dropped 7 places from P5 to P12
- Pierre Gasly — dropped 10 places from P4 to P14
- Valtteri Bottas — dropped 12 places from P3 to P15
- Nico Hulkenberg — dropped 7 places from P9 to P16
- Charles Leclerc — dropped 7 places from P10 to P17
- Daniel Ricciardo — dropped 6 places from P13 to P19
- Sergio Perez — dropped 12 places from P8 to P20

Key race moments:
- Vettel, Sebastian gained 18 positions (P20 → P2)
- Kvyat, Daniil gained 11 positions (P14 → P3)
- Stroll, Lance gained 11 positions (P15 → P4)
- Albon, Alexander gained 10 positions (P16 → P6)
- Kubica, Robert gained 8 positions (P18 → P10)
- Russell, George gained 6 positions (P17 → P11)

The championship moves to the Hungarian Grand Prix next.