Nike Air Max 95

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Nike Air Max 95 With Freddy Krueger Vibes Releasing For Halloween

Nike Air Max 95 Freddy Krueger DC9215-200 Release Date

Nike is set to release a Freddy Krueger-themed Air Max 95 for the occasion, With Halloween right around the corner.

Nike Air Max 95 Freddy Krueger DC9215-200 Release Date

Dressed in a Velvet Brown, University Red, and Team Red color scheme. This Nike Air Max 95 features an upper patterned similar to the Krueger’s sweater. Other notable details includes bloody splatters on the Silver tongue representing the killer’s claws, heels, and sole shank. A bloody Swoosh logo on the insole atop an aged midsole and Black rubber outsole completes the design.

Nike Air Max 95 Freddy Krueger DC9215-200 Release Date
Nike Air Max 95 Freddy Krueger DC9215-200 Release Date
Nike Air Max 95 Freddy Krueger DC9215-200 Release Date

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Pierre Gasly wins Italian Grand Prix

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MONZA, ITALY - SEPTEMBER 06: Race winner Pierre Gasly of France and Scuderia AlphaTauri, second placed Carlos Sainz of Spain and McLaren F1 and third placed Lance Stroll of Canada and Racing Point stand on the podium during the F1 Grand Prix of Italy at Autodromo di Monza on September 06, 2020 in Monza, Italy. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images) ORG XMIT: 775534302

France’s Pierre Gasly won an astonishing Italian Grand Prix thriller for Italy-based AlphaTauri on Sunday in a topsy-turvy race packed with suspense and none of the usual top teams on the podium.

McLaren’s Spaniard Carlos Sainz finished a close second at Monza after a nail-biting chase to the flag, with Racing Point’s Lance Stroll third on a podium of youngsters.

Hamilton has 164 points after eight races to Bottas’s 117 and Verstappen’s 110.

Formula One F1 - Italian Grand Prix - Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Monza, Italy - September 6, 2020 Racing Point's Lance Stroll during the race Pool via REUTERS/Jennifer Lorenzini

“It’s unbelievable,” gasped Gasly, who was dropped by Red Bull’s main team last year but has come on in strides in the strangest of seasons disrupted by COVID-19 and without spectators. “It was such a crazy race and we capitalised on it.

“I’ve been through so much in 18 months, I struggle to realise this.”

The victory was a first in F1 for Gasly, the first for a French driver since Olivier Panis in 1996 and the second for the former Toro Rosso team whose only other win was also at Monza with Sebastian Vettel in 2008.

The standing restart from the grid, and Hamilton’s penalty that left the Briton having to make up a 30-second deficit, set up a thrilling 17-car sprint and a glimpse of what a reverse-grid race might look like.

source montreal gazette