Verstappen’s F1 achievements are ‘not difficult’, former world champion claims

Damon Hill, the 1996 Formula 1 world champion, said he won races and #039;country miles and #039; not difficult in the apparent works of Max Verstappen.
The Sky Sports F1 pundit was speaking after Verstappen’s yet another dominant victory at the Brazilian GP, ​​with the world champion also setting the pace against nearest rival Lando Norris.
The triumph marked Verstappen’s 17th of the season – an F1 record – and 32nd in the last 42 races until 2022.
In addition to his stellar performances against teammate Sergio Perez, the Dutchman has also been lucky with the Red Bull rocket ship, arguably the most dominant car the sport has ever seen.
Red Bull lost first place only once between its two drivers all season, at the Singapore GP in September. Hill asks Verstappen

Last weekend’s 8.277-second gap to Norris’ McLaren was the 13th time this season that Verstappen has won a race by more than five seconds.
Now Hill has revealed what it’s like to be so dominant without a second thought in front of the court.
andquot;I think even Dutch fans, Max fans, would like to see Max do what he does in a combat environment andquot; he told Sky Sports’ F1 podcast.
andquot;I think it’s great to see what they’ve done, it’s incredible what they’ve achieved, but we love to race, they love to race, I don’t remember seeing much of Max at the Sao Paulo GP, he was there in the tournament
andquot;I’ve been in races where I’ve won the country race and everyone says and#039;what a great performance and#039; and you want to go and#039;well, to be honest, it wasn’t that hard and#039; because everything went well for me and I didn’t have to make a mistake. andquot;The things we love in sports are great passes. Lewis on the first lap, outside Checo, and it was a bold, bold move and they are what we live for.andquot;