Max Verstappen increases his hegemony in Formula 1 and is proclaimed world champion for the fourth time in Las Vegas

It wasn’t as easy as in previous years. He did not exert such overwhelming and sometimes tedious dominance over his rivals as in other campaigns. However, Max Verstappen remains the undisputed leader of the Formula 1 and there is still no one to eclipse him.

The Dutch driver became world champion for the fourth time in a row Las Vegas Grand Prixa race in which he only needed to be fifth to continue to expand his legend. Verstappen will be remembered over the years as the man who exercised a crushing yoke over his rivals.

Max Verstappen has “only” won eight races this season in the World Championship, a reduced number compared to the collection of victories of these previous seasons, but still the Red Bull He has earned enough income to have everything ready for judging with two Grands Prix still remaining on the calendar.

Verstappen is already part of that small group of broadband myths who can boast of having a Poker World Cup under their belt. At 27, he won’t be staying here, and given his ambition, he will surely want to continue devouring and expanding his domain even further in the years to come.

In a season in which he showed weaknesses and his car ceased to be unbeatable, especially in the last half of the campaign, the threat of Lando Norris Ultimately, it was not enough to add a little encouragement to the home stretch of this World Cup which was almost perceived as a sentence from the start.

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