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Age: 26 Years Height: 5’ 11.26” Girlfriend: Kelly Piquet
| Bio/Wiki | |
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| Full name | Max Emilian Verstappen [1]Max Verstappen – Official website |
| Nickname | Mad Max
Note: Although, in 2020, Verstappen made it clear that he doesn’t appreciate the moniker, he is often dubbed ‘Mad Max’ for his “potentially dangerous” defensive maneuvers and other red mist moments. [2]Planet F1 |
| Profession | Racing Driver |
| Physical Stats & More | |
| [3]Max Verstappen – Official website Height | in centimeters– 181 cm in meters– 1.81 m in feet & inches– 5’ 11.26” |
| [4]Max Verstappen – Official website Weight | in kilograms– 72 kg in pounds– 159 lbs |
| Body Measurements (approx.) | – Chest: _ 48 Inches – Waist: _ 32 Inches – Biceps: _ 12 Inches |
| Eye Colour | Turquoise |
| Hair Colour | Dark Brown |
| Career (Formula One) | |
| Debut Age | 17 Years, 166 Days [5]Max Verstappen – Official website |
| Team | Red Bull Racing |
| Race Number | 1 |
| Races | 173 |
| Points | 2258.5 |
| Wins | 43 |
| Podiums | 87 |
| Pole Positions | 27 |
| Fastest Laps | 26 |
| First Entry | 2015 Australian Grand Prix |
| First Win | 2016 Spanish Grand Prix |
| Records | Max Verstappen is the youngest driver to:
• Score points: 17 years and 180 days, 2015 Malaysian GP |
| Awards | • FIA Action of the Year (2014–2016) • Autosport Rookie of the Year (2015) • FIA Rookie of the Year (2015) • FIA Personality of the Year (2015–2017) • Lorenzo Bandini Trophy (2016) • Dutch Sportsman of the Year (2016, 2021) • Laureus Sportsman of the Year (2022) • Best Driver ESPY Award (2023) |
| Personal Life | |
| Date of Birth | 30 September 1997 (Tuesday) |
| Age (as of 2023) | 26 Years |
| Birthplace | Hasselt, Belgium |
| Zodiac sign | Libra |
| Signature | |
| Nationality | Dutch |
| Hometown | Hasselt, Belgium |
| School | St Ursula School in Maaseik, Belgium [6]Daily Mail |
| College/University | Did not attend |
| Educational Qualification | He left school six weeks before his 17th birthday to pursue car racing. [7]Time News |
| Religion | Christianity [8]Essentially Sports |
| Food Habit | Non-vegetarian |
| Address (fan mail) | Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing Bradbourne Drive Tilbrook Milton Keynes MK7 8BJ UK |
| Hobbies | Sim racing, Jet skis, quad bikes and motorbikes, playing video games (PlayStation) |
| Controversies | • Collision between Max Verstappen and Esteban Ocon during the 2018 Brazilian Grand Prix During the 2018 Brazilian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen and Esteban Ocon were involved in a collision while Verstappen was lapping the French driver. After the race, Verstappen expressed his frustration to Ocon, leading to a physical altercation between the two drivers at the weighing scales. The incident occurred due to their contrasting positions in the race, with Verstappen leading while Ocon was a backmarker on a different strategy. As Verstappen lapped Ocon into Turn 1, the collision took place at Turn 2 as Ocon was still beside him. One perspective is that Ocon, being a backmarker about to be lapped, should have been more cautious around the race leader and given Verstappen more room, as it wouldn’t have affected Ocon’s position in the race. However, considering Ocon had fresher, softer tires, he likely had the pace at that point to defend his position. Following the incident, Ocon received a severe 10-second stop and go penalty, while Verstappen faced disciplinary action from the FIA. Verstappen was given two days of “public service,” with one day involving observing the stewards during a Formula E race and the other consisting of interactive case study sessions with FIA race officials. [9]Formula 1 • Controversial World Title in 2021 in Abu Dhabi • F1 title amid chaos and controversy at Japanese GP |
| Relationships & More | |
| Marital Status | Unmarried |
| Affairs/Girlfriends [12]The Sun | • Mikaela Åhlin-Kottulinsky (Swedish racing driver) (2015-2016)
• Joyce Godefridi (Belgian model) (2016) • Dilara Sanlik (a German student, hailing from Munich, but said to be studying in London) (2017-2020) • Kelly Piquet (Brazilian model) (2020-present) – Kelly is the daughter of three-time world champion Nelson Piquet. Piquet often shares photos of her daughter, Penelope, who was born in July 2019 with F1 driver Daniil Kvyat, whom she was dating at the time. [13]People Note: During his early career, Max, reportedly, dated a host of women including Instagram model Roos Van Der Aa, Dutch hockey player Maxime Pourquie, and racing driver driver Sabre Cook. |
| Family | |
| Wife/Spouse | N/A |
| Children | None |
| Parents | Father– Jos Verstappen (former racing driver)
Mother– Sophie Kumpen (interior designer and former racing driver) Note: His parents separated while Max was still in primary school; Max stayed with his father so they could focus on go-karting, and his sister Victoria went to live with his mother. [14]The i |
| Siblings | Brother– 2 (half brothers from his father) • Blue Jaye • Jason Jaxx Sister– 2 • Victoria Jane (beauty and fashion Instagram celebrity) • Mila Faye (half sister from his father) |
| Favourites | |
| Racing track | Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium |
| Sportsperson | Johan Cruyff, a Dutch professional football player and manager |
| Sports (other than Formula One) | Football and Moto GP [15]Red Bull Racing |
| Football Club(s) | FC Barcelona and PSV Eindhoven |
| Country | Holland [16]Red Bull Racing |
| Food | Schnitzel, Carpaccio, and tomato soup [17]Red Bull Racing |
| Style Quotient | |
| Car Collection [18]Crash | • A yellow Renault Clio – a gift from mum and dad! • A Renault R. S. 01 worth $400,000 – his first purchase • A Porsche 911 GT3 RS ($400,000) – bought after winning his first F1 race • Verstappen owns four Aston Martins. • A DB11 – the road-approved version of James Bond’s car in the film Spectre. It is worth $200,000 and is fit with orange stitching, a nod to his home country. • He owns a 2018 Vantage ($150,000), and a DBS Superleggera ($360,000). • He owns the Aston Martin-Red Bull collaboration – the Valkyrie hypercar – worth $2.7m. • He owns a Ferrari 488 Pista ($331,000), a Ferrari Monza SP2 ($1.8m), and a Mercedes-Benz C63 S AMG ($78,000). |
| Jet Collection [19]Crash | he owns a private jet that he bought in 2020 from Richard Branson. The Dassault Falcon 900EX aircraft from Virgin Galactic is worth approximately $15m, but costs around $1m per year in upkeep. |
| Money Factor | |
| Salary (approx.) | According to Forbes, Verstappen is F1’s highest-paid driver for 2022 with a pretax total of $60 million from his salary and bonuses. [20]Forbes |
| Assets/Properties | He rents a US$16 million flat in Monaco on the eighth floor, overlooking the Mediterranean. [21]Style |
Some Lesser Known Facts About Max Verstappen
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Who is Max Verstappen?
Max Verstappen is a Dutch and Belgian racing sensation, regarded as one of the most fearless and skillful Formula 1 drivers of his generation. With an impressive record of accomplishments, he has captivated fans worldwide with his breathtaking performances on the race track. Racing under the Dutch flag for Red Bull Racing, he secured back-to-back Formula One World Championships in both 2021 and 2022.
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A Dutch or a Belgian?
Despite having a Belgian mother, being born and residing in Bree, Belgium, Verstappen opted for a Dutch racing license as he identifies more with his Dutch heritage. This decision stemmed from spending significant time with his father during karting endeavors while growing up in Maaseik, a Belgian town near the Dutch border, where he was consistently surrounded by Dutch people. In 2015, while talking about this, Verstappen said,
I actually only lived in Belgium to sleep, but during the day I went to the Netherlands and had my friends there too. I was raised as a Dutch person and that’s how I feel.”
Max Verstappen (right) in the primary school in Maaseik
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Raised in a family with a racing background
Max was raised in a family deeply passionate about racing. His father, Jos Verstappen, was an accomplished Formula 1 driver, and this familial influence played a pivotal role in shaping Max’s destiny. His mother, Sophie Kumpen, is also a renowned Karting champion who is not only a two-time Belgian karting champion but has also driven against formidable F1 personalities like Jan Magnussen, Jarno Trulli, Giancarlo Fisichella, Dario Franchitti, and even Christian Horner. From a tender age, Max’s fascination with racing was evident, and he exhibited a natural talent for speed and precision. At just four years old, he took his first steps into the racing world by starting karting, a sport that would become the foundation of his racing career.
Young Max posing in his kart together with his grandfather, Frans Verstappen, father, Jos Verstappen, and Jos’s half-brother (and Max’s uncle) Danillo Verstappen -
Father-cum-mentor
Under the guidance of his father and with the support of his family, Max dedicated countless hours honing his skills on the karting circuits. His unwavering determination and competitive spirit drove him to compete against older and more experienced opponents, consistently showcasing his potential and standing out as a rising star in the karting community. Under his father’s mentorship, Max had access to valuable contacts, resources, and insider knowledge of the racing industry, which played a crucial role in his ascent through the ranks. Additionally, Jos’s relentless determination was an undeniable driving force behind Max’s success. Jos was reportedly strict with Max, sometimes very strict. [22]Time News Max once talked about his father’s strictness and said,
I never had any surprises in F1 because no one was as hard on me as my Dad.”
Young Max posing in his kart while his father, Jos Verstappen, guiding him from the back -
First Race and Karting Days
At the tender age of four-and-a-half, Max Verstappen began his karting journey. [23]Red Bull Racing By the time he was 6, he participated in his first race in 2003, frequently competing at the prestigious Genk circuit in Belgium, renowned for hosting significant international events. In 2005, at just 8 years old, Max entered his first karting championship and achieved an extraordinary feat by securing victories in all 21 races of the Belgium Championship Mini (VAS) that season. In 2010, he ventured into international karting when CRG signed him to race in their factory team at the World and European championships. Max won 23 karting championships between 2005 and 2013.
On 22 September 2013, 2013 Max Verstappen won the Karting World Championship – only three years after competing internationally in karts for the first time in 2010
His karting championship wins include 5 x Rotax Max, 2 x Belgian Championship, WSK KF3 Nations Cup, World Series and Euro Series in 2010, CIK-FIA World and European KZ Championship in 2013, and CIK-FIA European Championship KF in 2013. In the latter years of his karting career, Verstappen’s exceptional skills were evident as he swiftly impressed while testing various cars. As a result, he earned a spot in the prestigious Red Bull Junior Team in late 2014, paving the way for his Formula 1 debut in the subsequent year. -
Formula 4
Max Verstappen opted not to compete in Formula 4 and instead pursued his racing career in Formula Renault, which holds a similar status to F4. Following his karting days, Max participated in the 2014 Florida Winter Series, where he showcased his talent by securing two victories against more experienced drivers in the category.
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Formula 3
He began racing single seaters in 2014 in Formula Three. [24]Red Bull Racing Competing for Van Amersfoort Racing in the European Formula 3 Championship, Max Verstappen made history at the young age of 16. He achieved a remarkable feat by securing six consecutive wins and a total of 10 victories in the season, a record-breaking performance. Despite facing eight retirements and one DNS (Did Not Start), Max’s exceptional achievements earned him a notable third-place finish overall.
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Formula 2
Max Verstappen’s natural progression in his racing career would have led him to Formula 2. However, due to his association with the Red Bull Junior Program and his outstanding performance in Formula 3, he was given the opportunity to join Toro Rosso (now AlphaTauri) in Formula 1 for the 2015 season. Back then, there were no Super License points requirements, allowing Max to bypass Formula 2 and make a direct leap to F1. Although he didn’t clinch the Formula 3 championship, his debut year out of karting showcased his immense potential, impressively challenging more seasoned competitors. Despite facing reliability issues during that season, Max remarkably secured ten race victories, providing a compelling argument for his inclusion in the F1 grid. Red Bull’s Helmut Marko, while talking about Max Verstappen in 2014, said,
The moment I thought [he was] something really special was at the Norisring. In mixed conditions – it was more wet than dry – he was per lap two seconds and more faster than anyone else.”
Max Verstappen with his Red Bull mentor Helmut Marko -
Formula 1
At the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix, Max Verstappen made history by driving a Formula 1 car in an official session, becoming the youngest driver ever, at just 17 years and three days old, to take part in a Formula 1 race weekend. The following year, he officially debuted in Formula 1 at the Australian Grand Prix. Max Verstappen entered Formula 1 at the age of 17 due to the accelerated development provided by the Red Bull Junior Team and the absence of a Super License points system, which once limited young drivers from joining the sport. However, current regulations now mandate that drivers must be at least 18 years old to participate in Formula 1.
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Entered F1 without a driving license
When Max Verstappen entered Formula One, he didn’t have a valid driving license as upon his entry into Formula 1 in 2015, Max Verstappen was a mere 17 years old, rendering him ineligible to complete his driver’s test and obtain a road car license, despite competing at the highest level of motorsport. [25]The Guardian
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Groomed by Red Bull mentors
When Red Bull signed Verstappen, Helmut Marko took on the responsibility of overseeing his development and offering guidance. Christian Horner, who had ample experience with young drivers, also played a pivotal role in providing advice and support.
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First F1 Team – First win
Max Verstappen initially joined Toro Rosso (now AlphaTauri), which is recognized as the Red Bull junior team in Formula 1.
Max Verstappen’s first F1 team was Toro Rosso
After spending slightly more than a single season with Toro Rosso, he was elevated to Red Bull Racing during the 2016 season. Verstappen joined Red Bull Racing in the 5th round of the 2016 season of the Spanish Grand Prix, and it was during this momentous event that he made history by securing his memorable first-ever Formula 1 victory. While talking about his first win, Max says,It was a very special, a simply lovely day. I was out there to enjoy myself because it was my first race with Red Bull, so there wasn’t much pressure from the Team. They just said: “Try and score some points,” and we did, we scored 25 points. Hahaha, that’s always good, I guess and it was amazing to see the reaction from everyone in the Team as nobody, including me expected it.” [26]Red Bull Racing
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Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc – Rivals since the beginning
Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc both ventured into karting at approximately the same time, allowing them to cross paths on the track. On a few occasions, the two drivers encountered each other during races, and one race, in particular, gained notoriety for a memorable incident where they forced each other off the track.
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Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz: Teammates
Throughout his entire tenure with Toro Rosso, Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz were teammates, starting from the beginning of the 2015 season until the Spanish GP in 2016. However, Verstappen’s journey took a new turn when he was promoted to Red Bull in May 2016, leading to the end of his partnership with Sainz. In the 2015 standings, Verstappen outperformed Sainz, securing 49 points compared to Sainz’s 18 points. After moving to Red Bull during the 2016 season, Verstappen continued to impress, finishing just 52 points behind his new teammate, Daniel Ricciardo.
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Verstappen is not a “Pay Driver!”
Although Verstappen secured sponsorships for the team, he entered Formula 1 by being a part of the Red Bull Junior Academy. It is essential to note that Red Bull’s current approach does not involve accepting pay drivers, and they select their drivers solely based on their performance and abilities. [27]Planet F1
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Fastest Formula One driver
Max Verstappen’s speed in Formula 1 is not solely attributed to his car; his exceptional talent as a fast driver has been evident throughout his entire career. From karting to Formula 3, Verstappen has consistently showcased remarkable speed, winning numerous competitions and establishing himself as one of the fastest drivers globally.
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Max Verstappen and Grand Slam
Max Verstappen achieved three Grand Slams during his career, the first one in Austria in 2021, the second one at the 2022 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, and in June 2023, he won his third grand slam win (from pole, leading every lap and taking fastest lap) in Spain. [28]Formula 1 In Formula 1, a Grand Slam is accomplished when a driver wins the race from the pole position, leading every single lap, and setting the fastest lap of the race. This accomplishment places Verstappen in the esteemed company of drivers such as Nico Rosberg and Juan Manual Fangio on the all-time list of Grand Slams/Chelems in F1; Jim Clark holds the record for the most Grand Slams in his career, securing eight of them.
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Verstappen has never been lapped
Throughout Max Verstappen’s racing career, he has never been lapped in any race that he has finished. This remarkable achievement extends back to his days as a young driver at Toro Rosso, where his competitive performances and impressive speed allowed him to remain on par with the leaders and avoid being lapped.
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Beaten by a teammate
Max Verstappen has experienced defeat from a teammate twice during a complete season, with both instances involving Daniel Ricciardo. In 2016, Verstappen fell behind by 52 points, and in 2017, he trailed by 32 points. Since those seasons, Verstappen has not been outperformed by any teammate. However, it is essential to consider that when the first time Ricciardo outperformed him, Verstappen had participated in the first 4 races of the season with Toro Rosso.
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Verstappen and his engine
He uses a Red Bull Powertrains engine, manufactured at the Red Bull F1 facility in Milton Keynes. This engine is developed with the guidance of Honda, the same manufacturer that produced the title-winning engine for Verstappen and Red Bull in 2021. However, starting in 2026, assuming Max remains with Red Bull until then, he will be equipped with an engine resulting from a collaboration between Red Bull and Ford. This partnership marks Ford’s return to Formula 1 after their previous involvement from 1963 to 2004 during which they supplied engines to numerous teams and enjoyed considerable success.
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Highest paid driver
Max Verstappen receives an annual salary of approximately $50-55 million from the Red Bull F1 team, making him the highest-earning driver on the entire grid. He committed to a contract with Red Bull, securing his position with the team until 2028, and this agreement is expected to earn him several hundred million dollars throughout the duration of the contract. [29]Forbes
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World Champion
Max Verstappen is a two-time World Champion, having claimed the championship titles in both 2021 and 2022. In the thrilling 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Verstappen secured the World Championship by overtaking Lewis Hamilton on the final lap, with just an eight-point margin between them for a first and second-place finish.
The following year, in 2022, he secured the title again, this time with a substantial lead of 146 points over Charles Leclerc; his total of 454 set a record for a season. Verstappen also achieved a remarkable feat by securing 15 Grand Prix victories in a single season, breaking the previous record of 13 held by Sebastian Vettel and Michael Schumacher. This extraordinary performance made him the second-youngest driver to achieve two championships. On this achievement, Verstappen said,
This season was just great. We had a rough start, but after that we did very little wrong, and even though you cannot be perfect, we will always strive to achieve that.”
According to Verstappen, his initial championship victory was “honestly the more emotional one,” whereas the second title was “definitely the most satisfying.” [30]The New York Times
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Youngest World Champion?
While Max Verstappen boasts numerous records associated with his age, he did not become the youngest F1 World Champion. That title remains with Sebastian Vettel, who clinched the championship at the age of 23 years and 124 days. Verstappen, on the other hand, secured the title at the age of 24 years and 73 days. [31]Formula 1
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A “dirty driver!”
In the early stages of his Formula 1 career, Max Verstappen was often labeled as a “dirty driver” due to his involvement in accidents with other drivers. Nevertheless, over time, he has honed his racecraft and transformed into one of the most adept wheel-to-wheel racers in the field. While Max has been part of several high-profile incidents, particularly during the intense title battle with Lewis Hamilton in 2021, it is evident that he has matured significantly throughout his tenure in F1. Demonstrating his growth, Max has repeatedly showcased his composure and poise in high-pressure situations. [32]Planet F1
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Driving Style
Max Verstappen possesses an aggressive driving style, often drawing comparisons to the legendary Ayrton Senna. Nevertheless, he has had to make certain adjustments to his driving approach over the years, especially in 2022 when the new aerodynamic regulations significantly impacted the cars’ handling. Verstappen’s preference for car setup revolves around a strong front end, providing ample grip at the front while keeping the rear a bit loose. This setup allows him to enjoy a car with a touch of oversteer, enabling him to rotate the car effectively through corners. Red Bull has embraced this design philosophy in recent years, empowering Max to fully exploit the car’s potential on the track.
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Crashes and retirements
Throughout his Formula 1 career, Max Verstappen has been involved in a total of 13 crashes during races. While not all of these incidents were his fault, they have played a crucial role in aiding his development as a driver by pushing him to explore and understand his limits. Additionally, Verstappen has retired from 31 races over the course of his career. However, it’s important to note that not all of these retirements resulted from collisions, as various other factors can also lead to race retirements.
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G Force Impact
During the contentious opening lap of the 2021 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, Max Verstappen experienced a high-impact crash measuring 51G. The collision triggered Verstappen’s G Force warning sensor, prompting him to undergo a mandatory medical examination. Fortunately, he emerged from the incident without any injuries. G-force in F1 is the amount of force drivers feel due to rapid acceleration during high-speed corners. [33]Planet F1
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Orange Army
Max Verstappen enjoys immense popularity in the Netherlands. Numerous songs have been dedicated to his Formula 1 career, and his passionate fans, known as the “Orange Army,” show unwavering support by traveling across the globe to cheer for him during various races. Whether it’s in the United States or Asia, the “Oranje fans” can be seen everywhere, demonstrating their enthusiasm for their favorite driver. Almost 30% of the Dutch population, approximately 5 million fans, tuned in to witness Max Verstappen’s victory at Yas Marina in 2021 as he clinched the title.
Max Verstappen thanking his Orange Army for the support -
Switched his helmet
Max Verstappen switched to wearing a Schuberth helmet due to the 2019 regulation changes, which rendered his usual Arai helmets too small for his comfort in the car. To address this issue, Red Bull allowed him to make the transition to Schuberth helmets before the 2019 season commenced.
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Pet Lover
He is a pet lover and has two Bengal cats named Lewis and Toto. Reportedly, the pets are worth up to $3,000 each. [34]Crash
Max Verstappen doing exercise at home while his pet cats are playing around -
Verstappen is afraid of…
In an interview, Max Verstappen revealed that he is afraid of spiders and sharks. [35]Formula 1
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“Simply Lovely”
Throughout his career, Max Verstappen has consistently used the phrase “simply lovely” as a signature quote. He often employs this expression after winning a race or achieving a strong performance during qualifying. Moreover, Verstappen has also utilized this term to express his gratitude to his team.
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| ↑1, ↑3, ↑4, ↑5 | Max Verstappen – Official website |
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| ↑2 | Planet F1 |
| ↑6 | Daily Mail |
| ↑7, ↑22 | Time News |
| ↑8 | Essentially Sports |
| ↑9 | Formula 1 |
| ↑10 | Yahoo Sport |
| ↑11 | The Guardian |
| ↑12 | The Sun |
| ↑13 | People |
| ↑14 | The i |
| ↑15, ↑16, ↑17, ↑23, ↑24, ↑26 | Red Bull Racing |
| ↑18, ↑19, ↑34 | Crash |
| ↑20 | Forbes |
| ↑21 | Style |
| ↑25 | The Guardian |
| ↑27 | Planet F1 |
| ↑28 | Formula 1 |
| ↑29 | Forbes |
| ↑30 | The New York Times |
| ↑31 | Formula 1 |
| ↑32 | Planet F1 |
| ↑33 | Planet F1 |
| ↑35 | Formula 1 |