Max Verstappen: The Unstoppable Force in Formula One - Breaking Records and Dominating the Season

Max Verstappen: The Unstoppable Force in Formula One - Breaking Records and Dominating the Season

Max Verstappen's triumph at the São Paulo Grand Prix has further cemented his status as the most dominant driver in Formula One history for a single season. With an incredible 85% win percentage, having secured victory in 17 out of 20 races, Verstappen has surpassed Alberto Ascari's 1952 record of 75%. Despite these impressive statistics, Verstappen remains humble, crediting his success to his comfort in the car, a competitive team, and limited errors. Not only has Verstappen broken the record for most wins in a season, but he has also achieved the highest number of podium finishes and led an astounding 922 laps. With a commanding 266-point lead over his teammate Sergio Pérez, Verstappen's dominance is unparalleled, surpassing previous records set by Sebastian Vettel. By surpassing Mercedes' records for most wins in a season and most laps led, Verstappen and Red Bull have made history. As the season draws to a close, it's undeniable that Verstappen's performance has raised the bar, making this year's Formula One campaign the best ever.

Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros

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Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.

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Sports 08.11.2023

Max Verstappen's victory at the São Paulo Grand Prix has solidified his position as the most dominant driver in Formula One history for a single season. With 17 wins out of 20 races, Verstappen's win percentage currently stands at an impressive 85%. Even if he doesn't win the remaining two races, he will still finish above the previous record of 75% set by Alberto Ascari in 1952. When asked about the significance of these statistics, Verstappen remained modest. He attributed his success to a combination of feeling comfortable in his car, a competitive team, and minimal mistakes. For him, it's all about enjoying the moment and making the most of every opportunity. Verstappen's achievements go beyond just his win record. He has also set a new record for the number of podium finishes in a season with 19. Additionally, he has led a remarkable 922 laps, the highest ever in a season. With a 266-point lead over his teammate Sergio Pérez, Verstappen's dominance is unparalleled, surpassing previous records set by Sebastian Vettel. In breaking Mercedes' record for most wins in a season and most laps led, Verstappen and Red Bull have made history. With the season coming to a close, it's clear that Verstappen's performance has elevated this year's Formula One to new heights, making it the best season ever.

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