Fred Vasseur applauds Max Verstappen for unwavering dominance in F1 over two seasons, claims ‘that’s just mega’

The Ferrari Chief Frederic Vasseur praised Red Bull’s golden boy Max Verstappen for his incredible prowess behind the wheels.

Fred Vasseur applauds Max Verstappen for unwavering dominance in F1 over two seasons, claims ‘that’s just mega’

Fred Vasseur And Max Verstappen (via imago)

Red Bull’s favorite Dutch lion recently broke the record for ‘most consecutive wins’ in Formula 1, winning a staggering 10 Grands Prix in a row in this season. Max Verstappen’s statistics in the races over the last two years have been absolutely brilliant. And recognising that fact, Frederic Vasseur, the Ferrari Team Boss has pointed out how Verstappen’s brilliance shines beyond these numbers.

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Frederic Vasseur pointed out how Max has not made a single error in the last two years. He said on Speedcafe, “For sure, they (Red Bull) have always had mega pace, But what is most impressive for me is that Max – and not just in the last 10 races but over the last two years – hasn’t made a single mistake.” Fred pointed out how Verstappen’s outrageous performance isn’t just limited to the races. “Over two seasons, that’s just mega.”, added Vasseur while in conversation about the length of Max’s dominance in F1.

Glancing back on the unbelievable statistics that the Dutchman has built up for himself at only 25 years of age, he has won 20 of the last 24 races, and 27 of 34 stretching back to the start of last season. That is indeed quite ‘mega’. And while Max is driving the same car as Sergio Perez, his Red Bull teammate, the Mexican has not been able to show the same success.

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Carlos Sainz (via Planet F1)
Carlos Sainz (via Planet F1)

The Ferrari driver dazzled at Monza as he claimed his first Podium of the season at Ferrari’s home GP. Carlos, however, stuck a slight misfortune shortly after as his (approx.) US $60K watch was stolen. The Spaniard successfully chased down the robbers and recovered his watch.

Sainz later took to Twitter to express gratitude for the support he received from the Milan police and his fans alike. Several fans posted the video of Sainz running behind the robbers and it’s showered with memes and comments in support of the Monza podium winner.

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