(Video) Max Verstappen HILARIOUSLY deems ‘hitting the wall’ as the greatest sensation in F1
Max Verstappen has often answered questions in a light-headed manner over the course of his career in Formula 1.
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Red Bull driver Max Verstappen is surprisingly one of the funniest and wittiest drivers in Formula 1. Verstappen is currently the reigning world champion, having won the title consecutively for the past three years.
Max Verstappen has endured a tough spell despite leading the title chase this season. The Milton Keynes-based team has been outpaced by the likes of McLaren and Ferrari. Verstappen and the whole Red Bull F1 team are yet to find solutions to their hindrances so far.
The 26-year-old, despite his struggles, was quick to deliver a humorous response during a recent interaction. Verstappen deemed crashing as the greatest feeling in Formula 1 when asked by the interviewer about the same.
It’s probably when you hit the wall.
Max Verstappen via the box box box podcast
The last six races of the 2024 F1 season now pose a great threat to the Dutchman and his team. Their performances in the remaining races might turn out to be the prime basis in determining whether Verstappen would be able to amass his fourth world title this year.
Helmut Marko expects new upgrades to help Sergio Perez in Austin
Red Bull Technical Advisor Helmut Marko has confirmed that his team will bring a new set of upgrades at the United States GP. The Milton-Keynes-based team is hopeful of improving the RB20 as well as Sergio Perez‘s performance.
There are still six races to go. We are already assuming that the trend we saw in Singapore and Baku, with a few changes in Austin, is going to provide the necessary turnaround. If that turnaround actually happens, then Sergio Perez will also perform better again. Then we also have a chance at the constructors’ title.
Helmut Marko told Motorsport Magazin
Helmut Marko believes that the Milton-Keynes-based team will be determined to build upon their upward trend since Baku. The 81-year-old has also said that Sergio Perez‘s betterment will benefit the team greatly in the constructors’ championship.
Perez has been inconsistent for Red Bull ever since the start of the 2023 season. His inability to win races and score podiums has cost his team the lead in the constructors’ championship. They now are up against a much stronger McLaren side, hoping to turn around their fortunes in the last few races.
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