INjury report;Red Bull star Max Verstappen reveals that despite having a hand injury, he is still winning races in this injury reveal.

Thus far in the season, Max Verstappen has dominated virtually every game. Little is known, though, about the Dutchman’s level of fitness despite his dominance over opponents, especially colleague Sergio Perez, week in and week out.

Red Bull is presently unbeaten in this season because to Verstappen’s seven victories and Perez’s two victories. Even though Verstappen’s form has declined, the Mexican racer is still going strong.

But, at this level, success is not without suffering. Additionally, the Dutchman disclosed that he is racing with a lingering injury following Saturday’s qualifying in the ongoing British Grand Prix.

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Oscar Piastri and  Norris joined Verstappen for the required press conference following the qualifying round. Verstappen was questioned about the bandage covering his hand during this time.

Verstappen tells Sports Illustrated during the news conference, “It’s just a hand injury.” Yes, that’s why I remarked it looks fascinating, mentioning the peculiar manner it’s tied, even if it simultaneously hurt my hand and finger.

However, he admits that thus far, the injury isn’t bothering him when driving. Even still, even if things hadn’t gone well,

For the purpose of winning the third title, the 25-year-old would have continued to push himself.

In spite of excruciating discomfort, the Red Bull athlete pushed himself. Verstappen is renowned for his thrilling championship matchup with Lewis Hamilton in Abu Dhabi in 2021. With newer tires, the Red Bull star had a divine chance to pass the Mercedes star after the safety car.

However, Verstappen experienced a severe cramp in his leg in turn 1 of the final lap. According to him, the excruciating pain prevented him from realizing his dream whenever he drove himself to the limit.

Nevertheless, the Dutchman persevered and ultimately defeated Hamilton to win the title. Verstappen is therefore capable of going above and beyond to win.