The topic of which Drivers’ Championship victory he preferred—this season or last season—has been addressed by Max Verstappen.
After an excellent 2022 season, Max Verstappen has revealed which Drivers’ Championship victory he preferred.
The 2021 and 2022 championships the Dutchman competed in were decided on the very last lap of the closing laps in 2021 and with many rounds remaining in 2022, respectively.
Verstappen was questioned if he could compare the feelings associated with his first and second Drivers’ Championships at the FIA’s award ceremony in Bologna.
Verstappen told the media, including RacingNews365.com, “The emotions are very different, but I think they should be different, because your whole life you aim for one particular goal, and that’s to become a world champion.”
“The first one is always very emotional once you achieve it, but this year’s been very different.
“I do think we were more competitive this year, and also I think more enjoyable with the way we were performing as a whole team.
“You know, we want the Drivers’ and the Constructors’, we had a lot of victories as a team, so I would say this one is better and more rewarding.”
Which strategy for the title does Verstappen favor?
The next question posed to Verstappen by RacingNews365.com was whether he enjoyed the season-long competition of 2021 or the season’s dominance of 2022.
“They’re both very different,” Verstappen said.
“I couldn’t choose because the first one was very emotional. I would not want to swap that out for this year’s.
“Maybe if I had a third, then I can choose!
“This year has been really, really enjoyable. Last year was the first time that I was in a fight to win a title, so that was the first time you get that kind of experience, [but] I cannot choose [between the two].”
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