David Coulthard snubs Lewis Hamilton and names Max Verstappen the ‘best of all time’ in F1
Max Verstappen has built his reputation as a fierce driver due to his competitive spirit and aggressive style of racing.
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Max Verstappen, David Coulthard and Lewis Hamilton (via: IMAGO, Instagram/motorsport, screenshot)
Former British Racer David Coulthard has chosen his pick for the best Formula 1 driver of all time. Coulthard chose Red Bull’s Max Verstappen over Lewis Hamilton as the better driver among the two talented personalities.
Max Verstappen has amassed three world championships since 2021 and is leading the title race this year as well. On the other hand, Lewis Hamilton holds the joint record for the most number of world titles with seven accolades to his name.
David Coulthard has praised Verstappen for his natural speed while emphasizing the latter’s young age (27). Coulthard also deemed Hamilton an incredible driver, highlighting his achievements at the pinnacle of motor racing.
[Max Verstappen] best, arguably the best, not just of his generation but the best of all time.
David Coulthard said in an interview with motorsport
Verstappen has to achieve a lot to be truly deemed as the greatest Formula 1 driver of all time. His eyes are currently set on clinching a fourth consecutive title, beating the likes of Lando Norris in the fierce driver’s championship tussle.
Red Bull to bring changes to the RB20 to help Max Verstappen at Austin
Red Bull has been a struggling force ever since the Spanish Grand Prix this year. The team amassed seven wins out of the first 10 races but has since, failed to secure even a single Grand Prix win in the last eight events.
It’s a sprint weekend so you’ve got to hit the ground running. You’ve got to take into account all of those elements. The whole team has been working incredibly hard in understanding the issues, addressing them and getting hopefully remedies on the car for Austin.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner spoke on the F1 Nation Podcast
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has spoken on the team’s approach ahead of a crucial race in Austin this month. Horner has stated the fast nature of the track while emphasizing the importance of the Sprint weekend.
The Milton-Keynes outfit has failed to mitigate persisting issues since the start of this season. As a result, other teams have handsomely exploited the reigning champions. Their results at Austin and Mexico will hence be of vital importance in dictating their title hopes for this year.
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