Danniel Ricciardo celebrated his first Formula 1 victory since 2018 in typical style, doing a shoey on the podium in front of tens of thousands of racing fans.
The Australian took advantage of a spectacular crash between championship contenders Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen to win the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, his eighth career win.
Ricciardo, known for his exuberant celebrations, gestured to the crowd in the post-race presentation before pouring a beer into his boot and drinking from it.
McLaren boss and former professional racing driver Zak Brown also took the drink out of Ricciardo's shoe after he handed it to him.
Danniel Ricciardo celebrated his first Formula 1 victory since 2018 in typical style, doing a shoey on the podium in front of tens of thousands of racing fans
The Aussie, who is known for his exuberant celebrations, gestured to the crowd in the post-race presentation before pouring a beer into his boot and performing the shoey
He also gave a shoey to McLaren CEO and former professional racing driver Zak Brown, who also took the drink out of Ricciardo's shoe
Ricciardo''s McLaren team-mate Lando Norris (left) finished second with Mercedes' Valterri Bottas (right) in third
Ricciardo, who thundered home after starting on the front row, can thank the horror crash between Hamilton and Verstappen for his eighth career win.
The Australian driver led home a one-two finish for the McLaren team with Lando Norris taking a career-best second.
Despite McLaren's superb result, the afternoon at the Temple of Speed will be remembered for Hamilton's collision with Verstappen.
After Hamilton left the pit-lane on lap 26, Verstappen drew alongside his championship rival at the Variante del Rettifilo in Monza.
Hamilton moved to his left to defend his position at the right-hander, with the Mercedes driver narrowly ahead for the ensuing left-hander.
Verstappen ran out of room, and ran over the kerb which launched his Red Bull out of control and into Hamilton's Mercedes.
Max Verstappen (R) collided with Lewis Hamilton (L) on lap 26 with both ending the race early
Verstappen retains a five-point lead over Hamilton in the title race after today's crash
