Max Verstappen Adds Another Victory to His Books With ...

Max Verstappen doesn’t catch a break from racing and winning, even in the F1 off-season. Before the start of the 2024 season, Verstappen achieved yet another victory, but this time in the virtual realm of racing. During the final race of Team Redline’s “Real Racers Never Quit” championship, Verstappen clinched victory. This was his third win in the championship beating the second-place driver by a slender margin of just 0.095 seconds.

Among the six races, Verstappen participated in four and emerged victorious in three, including the final race. Starting from pole position in the final race, Verstappen remained determined to maintain his lead.

However, unlike in Formula 1, where he often enjoys a significant lead over his competitors, this time his friends Gianni Vecchio and William Chadwick posed a significant threat

Although Verstappen maintained a slight lead, it never extended beyond a few tenths of a second. Eventually, on the final lap, Chadwick managed to narrow the gap, though he couldn’t overtake Verstappen to secure the win. Before this, Verstappen has made it abundantly clear several times about his passion for sim racing.

The Dutchman is frequently seen on his simulator, honing his skills whenever he gets time to spare. However, besides his own racing endeavors, Verstappen also expressed his eagerness to support aspiring sim racers on their journey to enter motorsport. He said, “I have a lot of plans racing-related and trying to help young talent. I can have a way of sim racers making it into a real car.”

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