Is this Max Verstappen’s era? The world of F1 witnessed a jaw-dropping spectacle at the Hungarian GP, where Max Verstappen secured an emphatic victory. With this win, Red Bull extends its unprecedented winning streak to 12 races, surpassing the remarkable achievement set by McLaren in 1988. With this resounding triumph, Verstappen has not only etched his name in F1 history but has also earned praise from an F1 legend who firmly believes that he is destined to surpass the records set by none other than Lewis Hamilton and his records need no introduction.

The young Dutchman’s prowess has been nothing short of extraordinary, as he joins the elite club of drivers to secure seven back-to-back wins, a feat previously achieved by racing legends Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel, Nico Rosberg, and Alberto Ascari. He also equaled Ayrton Senna’s win record of 41 wins and surpassed it. Amidst Verstappen’s stellar performance, an F1 legend, Johnny Herbert, has come forward to hail the young driver’s talent.

According to F1maximaal, Herbert, with immense conviction, has declared, “The talent of someone like Verstappen only comes around once in a generation,” further adding, “Max will be better than Lewis (Hamilton, ed.), Lewis was better than Michael Schumacher , and Schumacher was better than Senna. It just evolves.”

The Hungarian GP showcased a more mature and tactful Verstappen, who, instead of merely flying to victory, calculated his moves meticulously. His strategic approach on the track and ability to assess the situation have marked a significant evolution in his racing style, making him an even more formidable competitor.

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Johnny Herbert underscores that Verstappen’s growth as a driver has brought him to a level where even claiming the top spot on the podium is almost considered an average day for him. While Max Verstappen has been basking in the glory of his consecutive wins and consolidating his position at the top of the F1 standings, his teammate Sergio Perez has endured a challenging season.

Sergio Perez’s Struggle Amidst Max Verstappen’s Dominance

Amidst the immense pressure of being Verstappen’s teammate, Perez defended his performance, claiming that 90% of drivers would struggle alongside the Dutch superstar. The mental strength required to withstand the pressure of Red Bull has become evident as Verstappen continues his reign of dominance. Comparing it to other teams, Perez highlighted that Red Bull’s level of pressure is unparalleled. The Mexican racer stressed that even during challenging moments, leaving the team is often the outcome, as witnessed with past teammates like Pierre Gasly and Alex Albon.

He expressed his belief that only a few drivers on the current grid could match Verstappen’s pace and skill with equal machinery. While armchair viewers may underestimate the intricacies of driving and the sensitivity to car settings, Perez emphasized that even small differences can have significant impacts on a driver’s performance. Despite the pressure and public opinion, Perez remains focused on giving his best and competing against the formidable Verstappen.

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