Verstappen acknowledges ignoring Formula One news while off the

World champion Max Verstappen of Formula 1 has said that he avoids following a lot of F1 news because he doesn’t want the demands of the sport to take over his life off the track.

With his three consecutive world championship victories, the Dutchman has become well-known outside of the Formula One world.

For example, he has over 11 million followers on Instagram alone, and his growing portfolio of projects makes him appealing to a variety of racing audiences.

The Dutchman is ‘uncomfortable’ with his newfound status, according to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner, and his social media usage may be proof of that.

Berger calls Verstappen the greatest Formula One driver of all time.

Because of his recent dominance in Formula 1, 10-time Grand Prix winner Gerhard Berger has dubbed Max Verstappen the best driver the sport has ever seen.

Ten times Winner of the Formula 1 Grand Prix, Gerhard Berger, thinks Max Verstappen is the greatest driver in the history of the sport.

With three F1 titles to his credit thus far, Verstappen won his first in 2021 following a season-long battle with Lewis Hamilton.

After dominating the next two seasons, the Dutchman is currently third all-time in the F1 race victory list, behind Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher.

Currently holding multiple Formula One records, Verstappen is being considered as one of the best drivers in the history of the sport.

In an interview with Auto Motor und Sport, Berger considered the greatest drivers of all time in response to the question of whether Verstappen merits the highest driver ranking.

I drove both with and against Ayrton Senna, so I’m a little biased when it comes to that question—I generally place him first.

But now here’s the thing: how can you evaluate something like that? Actually, only numbers and facts will do.

And Michael Schumacher needs to be ranked top. Senna amazed everyone in the car with his skill and superhuman powers.

But with Verstappen’s rise to prominence, Berger has stated that the 26-year-old is perhaps the greatest driver to compete in Formula One history.

“We have someone who makes me wonder if my previous assessment is still accurate—Max Verstappen,” Berger remarked. “Last season, Max made not a single error.

At least Senna experienced that occasionally. Senna and Schumacher profited from having grown up only racing karts and driving them from a young age. That is true for all modern drivers.

But in his free time, Verstappen continues to race virtually on the simulator. He is constantly fixated on racing. He simulates in his mind where he may and cannot pass.

Hamilton, Schumacher, and Senna did not possess this instrument. It’s just that

It’s obvious that Max is at the correct spot at all times. In the duel’s initial corner at the beginning.

There is nothing you could do to surpass him, in my opinion. Max Verstappen is arguably the greatest Formula 1 driver we have ever seen because of this.