Max Verstappen doesn’t care that Lewis Hamilton will race Ferrari another season, after all, he needs to defeat “every driver from each car”.
Having beaten Hamilton to the 2021 World title, Verstappen went on to overwhelm Equation 1 in 2022 and once more in 2023 whereas this season he’s the top choice to secure title number four given his 47-point lead within the Drivers’ standings
Max Verstappen:
It ‘doesn’t matter’ what car Lewis Hamilton races
As for Hamilton, he’s as it were won two Grands Prix since his title battle with Verstappen and another season will look for pastures ruddy when he joins Ferrari.
The seven-time World Winner reported indeed some time recently the primary race of this season that he would be offering goodbye to Mercedes after 12 a long time with the Brackley squad to connect Ferrari
As to be anticipated, he told the media in Brazil that he’s “very interested” to see Ferrari’s advance with the Scuderia winning back-to-back races in Austin and Mexico to bring their season’s count to five
But whereas the world holds up to see what the Hamilton and Ferrari organization can accomplish another season, one individual on the framework doesn’t care.
Inquired by Don Bild in the event that Hamilton to Ferrari was ‘good or bad’ for him, Verstappen said:
“I do not care.”
Since I need to defeat each driver from each car. It doesn’t matter to me whether Lewis is within the red or silver car.
But I can get it that there’s a parcel of interest in his move. It’s a great thing for Equation 1. It’ll be curiously to see how he and Charles (Leclerc) work together inside a team.”
Squeezed on his first thoughts when he listened the news that Hamilton was clearing out Mercedes for Ferrari, the Ruddy Bull driver answered:
“It didn’t truly influence me. I had zero feelings.
“I think for each driver, I think developing up, observing the history, observing Michael Schumacher in his prime, I think likely all of us sit in our carport and see the screen pop up, and you see the driver within the ruddy cockpit, and you ponder what it may be like to be encompassed by the red,” Hamilton said at the time
