There have been many drivers competing in Formula 1 over the course of the sport’s seventy-year history, all hoping to make a name for themselves. While the sport received some of the best drivers as the generations passed, it appears that nobody will be able to match Max Verstappen‘s driving prowess in the near future. The Dutchman’s racing style does remind many of us of the legendary and lethal driver Ayrton Senna. And after recently breaking his record, the Dutchman has now won the race in the Austrian GP in a never-before-seen style of Flex. What specifically did the 25-year-old at the home of Red Bull’s backyard?

For us, Max Verstappen is the driver who maintained his miraculous capacity to remain calm under pressure even while others repeatedly make mistakes. The surprise Flex he pulled off today, though, really got the spectators’ attention. Verstappen while enjoying a comfortable lead of over 20 seconds over second-placed Charles Leclerc, decided to pit and acquire the soft compounds despite the team’s order to continue the race for two more laps.

It was just done to bag the extra point that the man with the fastest lap receives. Furthermore, the man demonstrated his magical racing prowess before gaining a 5-second advantage on a fresh tire while crossing the finish line.

The fans are in awe of his miraculous talent as they were seen becoming enthralled with Twitter.

Max Verstappen’s rare driving moment mesmerizes the admirers

The superhuman performance and the flex have now taken Verstappen’s lead over teammate Sergio Perez by 81 points. The lead ensures that the 25-year-old might easily cruise to his third consecutive championship, after winning his fifth straight race in the Red Bull’s home territory.

The Orange Army thoroughly enjoyed the show put up by the double champion and now the Twitter F1 fans are going gaga over this supernatural flex. One of the users has even tagged Verstappen as “Once in a Generation talent, GOATstappen 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐.”

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Although Hamilton had a difficult day at the Red Bull ring, some of his fans were also seen hailing the driving prowess of the Dutchman.

Do you believe Verstappen will continue to dominate until the regulations are modified in 2026?

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