Verstappen is planning the big party in Orange

Before the Grand Prix in the Netherlands, there are three questions that are currently troubling Formula 1 fans. We list them here and try to find the right answers. Will Verstappen continue his triumph in the dunes? Max Verstappen has already won nine of the 14 races this season - there is no end in sight for the world champion. “The ease with which he is currently achieving these performances is indescribable,” said Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko about his pupil. The all-time record of 13 successes in one year, which Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel still share, could fall this season. Verstappen is also the clear favorite in Zandvoort. “It will be great that my family supports me,” said the Dutchman. “It’s going to be pretty crazy.” Verstappen had his home fans cheering during his comeback in the dunes in 2021 after 36 years. Is Schumacher's Formula 1 future clear? Many parties emphasize that they have time. First of all, there is Mick Schumacher's current Haas team. The US racing team has secured the Dane Kevin Magnussen for 2023. The Italian Antonio Giovinazzi is considered a possible successor to Schumacher if the German ends his career at the end of this season after two years. Ferrari, whose pupil is the son of record world champion Michael Schumacher, emphasized that it was still too early to make a final judgment. The Scuderia has influence at Haas as an engine partner. Apparently Mick Schumacher's contract as a young man at Ferrari expires at the end of this year. This could increase his scope for negotiations with other teams such as Alpine or Williams. Can Ferrari get back out of the slump? Tifosi and Scuderia hope so too. The outclassing in Spa at the first Grand Prix after the summer break hurts the traditional racing team. “We have to try to improve,” announced team boss Mattia Binotto, who is under increasing pressure. “I don't think there will be a few miracles next week that we are very close to Red Bull,” said Charles Leclerc, who fell to third place in the World Cup, disillusioned. At the start of the season, Monegasque was still considered a promising World Cup challenger. But Red Bull is ahead in the development race. “I expect Ferrari to be strong here,” said Max Verstappen. The warm words sounded like pity for Ferrari.

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Verstappen is planning the big party in Orange

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