Max Verstappen conquers Dutch GP's challenging conditions, securing his 9th consecutive win and tying Sebastian Vettel's record. Amid changing weather, safety cars, and a red flag, Verstappen's masterful navigation shines. He not only claims victory but also delivers a pointed remark aimed at Lewis Hamilton.
Max Verstappen's 9th consecutive win ties Sebastian Vettel's record. During his debrief, Verstappen subtly targets Lewis Hamilton, highlighting Red Bull's exceptional dominance. Verstappen said, “Winning such a complicated Grand Prix always gives great satisfaction, even if you have the best car, and I think that in the past we have seen even more dominant cars in F1 that have not obtained the results we are obtaining
With a perfect season in sight, Red Bull eyes winning every F1 race. Despite their record-setting performance, Verstappen navigated changing conditions at the Dutch GP, including slicks in the rain and a post-red flag restart, acknowledging the challenges faced even by top drivers.
Verstappen's High-Stress Moments in Dutch GP
Verstappen's triumph wasn't without challenges. Navigating ever-changing conditions, he highlighted the tension of early slick laps during rainfall and the stress of the final restart. His remarks, reported by FIA.com, underline the intricate decision-making and pressures faced by drivers in such situations.