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Max Verstappen says his Formula 1 career is “passed halfway for sure” as he prepares for his 200th race at this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix. The defending champion made his debut for Toro Rosso in 2…
Max Verstappen is gearing up for his 200th Formula 1 race at the Dutch Grand Prix, acknowledging that his career is now “passed halfway for sure.” Despite being only 26, he doubts he’ll stay for another 200 races and is uncertain about signing a new contract beyond 2028. Verstappen is focused on the present, waiting to gauge his interest post the 2028 season while observing the impact of new regulations. He’s unconcerned about Red Bull’s management changes, emphasizing the importance of performance. Verstappen, who has dominated races at Zandvoort, is cautious about his prospects this weekend due to increased competition from other teams. He aims for a clean weekend and plans to adapt based on insights gathered during the break.
