(Video) Max Verstappen reveals he would’ve been a ‘MotoGP rider’ had he not been in F1

Max Verstappen has conveyed his desire to experiment across different arenas of racing previously as well.

(Video) Max Verstappen reveals he would’ve been a ‘MotoGP rider’ had he not been in F1

Max Verstappen (via: IMAGO, X/nini, screenshot)

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen is one of the most well-known talents in Formula 1. Verstappen has so far amassed an impressive three world drivers’ championships along with 61 wins at the age of just 26.

Max Verstappen leads the world championship this year as well, eyeing a fourth consecutive accolade. The Dutchman has openly talked about his love for racing, conveying his desire to race in different formats across the globe.

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In an interview with SkySports Deutschland, Verstappen responds thereafter in a similar manner upon being asked about his ambitions if he was not an F1 driver. The 26-year-old responds by talking about Moto GP, expressing his appreciation for the two-wheeler racing series.

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Interviewer: If you weren’t an f1 driver. what would you be right now? 
Verstappen: Maybe a MotoGP (driver), or something like that.
Max Verstappen said in an interview with SkySports Deutschland

Verstappen is currently facing a tough spell at the pinnacle of motor racing, having won none of the last six races this campaign. He will now have to work hard to overcome his rivals during the remaining races of the season.

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Ex-F1 team owner offers advice to Red Bull to salvage Max Verstappen’s season

Former Jordan team owner Eddie Jordan has shed light on Red Bull’s form after the previous race at Monza. The Milton-Keynes-based team is no longer the favorite to win the constructors’ championship as McLaren has closed the gap to eight points.

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Max Verstappen (via IMAGO)
All engineers come into the boardroom, and we will have a heart-to-heart about exactly where we are. What was the set-up we had at the beginning of the season? What was the set-up when we were winning races by 15 seconds and were cruising? What has changed?
Eddie Jordan said on the Formula for Success podcast

Jordan claims that Red Bull needs to inspect the setup arrangements of the RB20 in order to resolve their issues. He further insisted that a fuller discussion in a hearty manner would yield better results for the outfit.

The RB20 has severely underperformed on tracks that feature excessive kerb riding and longer straights. Despite claims that these issues have carried over from the past, the team remains clueless regarding a permanent fix so far.

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