Formula 1: Max Verstappen reveals post-retirement plans: Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has shared his post-retirement plans, saying he won’t be staying in the sport after he retires. The Dutch driver has claimed he would do ‘fun things’ instead of a managerial or advisory job. Follow Formula 1 Live Updates on InsideSport.IN.
The defending world champion, who finished third in the Monaco GP said, “You will not see me as an analyst or in a team role. I don’t have the motivation for that. If I no longer drive myself, I want to do other fun things.”
Formula 1: Max Verstappen REVEALS post-retirement plans, admits ‘I don’t have MOTIVATION to work in paddock
The 2021 World Champion signed a new contract with Red Bull after taking home his maiden F1 title last year. His contract will see him with the team till 2028, so retirement not going to be something he needs to contemplate any time soon.
OFFICIAL: Max Verstappen has signed a new long-term contract with Red Bull until 2028 #F1
— Chris Medland (@ChrisMedlandF1) March 3, 2022
Verstappen added that he might try to continue in the strides of his dad Jos, who got back to serious hustling recently at 49 years old, ending a 13-year break by competing in chosen rounds of the Belgian Rally Championship.
Max became the youngest F1 driver ever when he made his debut at the 2015 Australian Grand Prix aged only 17, breaking the past record by almost two years
Formula 1: Max Verstappen REVEALS post-retirement plans, admits ‘I don’t have MOTIVATION to work in paddock
On the other hand, the Red Bull driver has started the 2022 season on a great note after winning four races out of seven. Although, he retired twice from the first three races, there’s no stopping him now as he looks comfortable with the RB18 challenger.
Max Verstappen wins the Spanish Grand Prix 🇪🇸 pic.twitter.com/gn9BVwhjeo
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 22, 2022
He is leading the drivers’ standings with 125 points. Meanwhile, his teammate Sergio Perez is in the third spot with 110 points, as Red Bull enjoy supremacy in the constructors’ championship standings.
Formula 1: Max Verstappen REVEALS post-retirement plans, admits ‘I don’t have MOTIVATION to work in paddock
