Max Verstappen has denied that his dominant Formula 1 season has
stopped him from experiencing growth. Verstappen has spent much of
the campaign at the head of the F1 field, winning 17 out of the 20
Grands Prix staged so far. The Dutchman picked up his third title
with several rounds to spare while Red Bull also triumphed in the
Constructors’ standings for the second year in a row. Little
competition has been posed to Verstappen with Red Bull’s only
defeat coming at the Singapore Grand Prix, where Carlos Sainz won
for Ferrari. Verstappen believes that despite his run of success at
the front of the field, numerous weekends have posed challenges
this year. “[I’ve learned] a lot of different things, and every
single weekend, different things happen,” he told media including
RacingNews365. “Some weekends you learn more. Some weekends you
learn less. Sometimes you hit the ground running, the car is
unbelievable, you barely touch the set-up of the car. “Sometimes
you have weekends, where it’s a bit harder to get on top of things,
driving-wise, set-up wise, and you might find out a bit more. “You
might learn a bit more in the race, certain scenarios, you learn
more. “We can go on forever but every single weekend is different.”
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