How Max Verstappen won the Formula 1 world championship without knowing it.
Max Verstappen of the Netherlands celebrates Sunday with his team, Oracle Red Bull Racing, after winning the F1 Grand Prix of Japan at the Suzuka International Racing Course.Max Verstappen clinched his second Formula 1 world championship on Sunday in a chaotic and rain-soaked Japanese Grand Prix.
"To be honest, I don’t mind that it was a little bit confusing," Verstappen told reporters."I find it actually quite funny." “Once I crossed the line, I was like, ‘OK, that was an amazing race. Good points again, but not World Champion yet.’ Then I did my interview after the race. And then suddenly my mechanics started to cheer and I was like, ‘What’s going on?’ And then I realized that Checo was second instead of Charles. But I still didn’t know if it was full points, half points or whatever is 75%,” Verstappen said.
that the team was poring over the rules after the race and expected Verstappen to fall just short of clinching the title. Winner Max Verstappen, second from right, with teammate Sergio Perez and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc on the podium after the Formula One Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.Verstappen won his first world championship last year after a thrilling last-lap showdown with Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton in the last race of a neck-and-neck title fight. But this year Verstappen has handily defeated his competitors and his back-to-back championship has been widely expected for weeks, if not months.
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