Verstappen acknowledges that he is WEAK against Tsunoda in secret.
When it comes to challenges outside of Formula 1, Max Verstappen has acknowledged he always loses to Yuki Tsunoda.
The two-time world champion has won 12 of the 15 F1 races so far this season, while Tsunoda has been struggling at the back of the grid with his AlphaTauri car, sitting on just three points.
The two frequently participate in challenges that appear on Red Bull’s social media pages, such as a monster truck race from a few months ago and a race modeled after a Japanese game show ahead of this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix.
According to Verstappen, I haven’t defeated Yuki in any of these races this year, according to Sky Sports F1.
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Verstappen is attempting to recover.
Verstappen and Red Bull performed poorly in Singapore during their most recent race, despite the fact that Verstappen is currently in complete control of the 2023 world championship.
Only 11th and 13th in qualifying, he and teammate Sergio Perez went on to place fifth and eighth, respectively.
In Japan, where they have a chance to win the constructors’ world championship, they are now hoping to get back to winning ways.
Verstappen stated, “I believe it wasn’t even that bad after FP1.
“I believed we could improve it slightly, and I believe we did in FP3, it was definitely improved slightly. But after that, we changed a few qualifying decisions, which made the situation worsen once more.
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Red Bull has so far in Suzuka appeared to be quick.
“I think it’s important, of course, that we learn and analyze all of that,” he continued.
We have some time, and I think we have quite a few ideas behind it, the issue is that we can only show [it] next year when we go back.
I won’t say that it will instantly be our best track, but I do believe that we can be much stronger.
Nothing could be worse than it was during qualifying.
“I’m excited to visit Suzuka.
The track itself is incredible to drive on.
Additionally, I believe that a good track is typically necessary for our car.
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