(Video) Max Verstappen reveals the ‘most memorable advice’ a teammate has given him in F1
Max Verstappen has raced alongside skilled drivers such as Carlos Sainz, Daniel Ricciardo, and Sergio Perez in his Formula 1 career.
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Max Verstappen (via IMAGO, X/nini, screenshot)
Three-time world champion Max Verstappen has been racing in Formula 1 since the tender age of 17. Having survived and won 62 times at the pinnacle of motorsport, the Dutchman recently shared thoughts on his career.
Max Verstappen is often regarded as one of the most skilled drivers of the modern era. He currently leads the drivers’ championship by 62 points heading into the final races. While racing for the Milton Keynes-based team, he has raced alongside several talented drivers.
Verstappen has since reminisced about the most memorable advice he had ever received from a teammate in the sport. The 27-year-old recalls being told to enjoy his journey every step of the way despite competing at an incredibly challenging level.
Q: What is a memorable piece of advice a teammate has given you?
Max Verstappen said in an interview with Zoom
Verstappen: Enjoy the ride.
“what is a memorable piece of advice a teammate has given you?"
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max: enjoy the ride
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Verstappen now heads into the Las Vegas GP this weekend, hoping to win his ninth race of the season. As he edges closer to a fourth title, the Dutchman will look to cherish memorable moments as much as possible.
Ex-F1 driver bashes Max Verstappen for speaking up against drivers’ fatigue
Former Dutch racer Giedo van Der Garde has spoken up again for his fellow countryman Max Verstappen in light of his recent comments. Verstappen earlier talked about the exhaustion faced by Formula 1 drivers due to huge time differnce between consecutive races.
It doesn’t matter. If you’re immediately World Champion, you’re not interested. You’re going to sleep for 18 hours on the plane. Come on, man. You can just whine about it. It’s too cool to race in Las Vegas. It’s more a tough one for the mechanic, who really goes into the last weekend with bags under his eyes.
Giedo van der Garde said on De Race Show
Van Der Garde has urged the three-time world champion to stop whining about fatigue, saying that it does not matter. He feels that the drivers’ should respect the efforts of the mechanics more, as they work harder than them.
While races do make sense to be clubbed closer to each other, certain norms do not make it possible. This leaves multi-millionaire drivers to work harder and justify their money’s worth in one of the most demanding sports in the world.
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