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Max Verstappen with a Clear Stance on Ferrari: "If I'm Fighting for Fifth or Sixth Place, What's the Point?"

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Four-time world champion Max Verstappen has made it clear that Ferrari's history and prestige alone are not enough to convince him to join the Italian team. The Dutchman does not share the popular view that every Formula 1 driver dreams of one day being part of the Scuderia. For Verstappen, the main focus remains on sporting results and the opportunity to fight for victories and top positions. The idea that every driver wants to drive for Ferrar…

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Four-time world champion Max Verstappen has made it clear that Ferrari's history and prestige alone are not enough to convince him to join the Italian team. The Dutchman does not share the popular view that every Formula 1 driver dreams of one day being part of the Scuderia. For Verstappen, the main focus remains on sporting results and the opportunity to fight for victories and top positions. The idea that every driver wants to drive for Ferrar…

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The Dutchman claims that he only wants to win and explains the reasons that led him to reject the Italian team.

·Madrid, Spain
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Everyone familiar with Formula 1 knows that Max Verstappen is not like other drivers. The 29-year-old Dutchman is widely recognized as the best on the grid ...

Max Verstappen does not share the old maxim that “every driver dreams of racing for Ferrari.” This thesis is attributed to Enzo Ferrari himself and Toto Wolff used this explanation when Lewis Hamilton decided to leave Mercedes and move to the Scuderia.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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