Red Bull see similarities between 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen and other sporting 𓆉greats because he can do things “that nobody else is able to do”.

Verstappen has won three consecutive F1 drivers’ titles and remains on course to become a four-time world champion in the 2024 season, having won half of the 14 races tꦅo have taken place so far.

At the age of 26, the Dutchman is already considered one of the greatest drivers of all time, racking up 61 grand prix✅ victories, 40 pole positions✤ and 107 podiums across 199 starts since his history-making debut in 2015.

Speaking exclusively to mahbx.com at the Belgian Gran𓆏d Prix, Red Bull technical dir🅰ector Pierre Wache drew parallels between Verstappen and icons of other sports.

“Because he’s like all the legends in each sport,” Wac꧟he said when asked what makes Verstappen so special♑.

“Some ꦅpeople are able to do stuff that nobody else is able to do. I don’t know how or why. But it’s what he is able to do.

“He's like Roger Federer♊, like Michael Jordan. These types of people that are able to do stuff nobody else can do. 

“The driver is t♚he c🍸ontroller in the car, and he has the capacity to control and to operate the car that nobody has.

“It gives him the capacity first to free some brain capacity to drive at the same time and analy𒈔se what he needs and what he wants.

“His feedback is very interesting, because he operat🤡es the car at the limit, how nobody else is using it.”

Wache explained how Verstappen and teammate Sergio Perez’s feedback is vital in Red Bull's quest to make 𒐪improvements to their cars.  

“The feedback from bo🎃th drivers is very important to how we develop and📖 how we cure, because making a quick car is fundamentally not difficult,” he said.

“What is difficult is to make a car quick, to be able to be used by the d🔜river. If I 🦩am in the car, I would not be able to extract the performance.

“You operate this kind of car so specifically that the driver,ꦿ how they use it, is very important.”