Max Verstappen is aiming for a third F1 title in a row in 2023, but is achieving GOAT status possible?
Having just turned in his most convincing and impressive F1 season to date, there can be little doubt about the state of Verstappen’s own level of performance.
Only four drivers have won more than two consecutive titles before, which is where Verstappen’s next challenge lies.Verstappen will need to maintain an extremely high level of consistency - for a sustained period of time - if he is to get even close to Schumacher and Hamilton’s records. Added to that, Red Bull are shrewd operators. As a team they have barely put a foot wrong over the last two years and they already boast experience of stringing together multiple world championship-winning campaigns.
Verstappen has Red Bull’s full backing and seemingly has everything in place to build his own F1 dynasty.Perhaps the toughest challenge of them all, and certainly the most difficult factor to predict, is longevity.
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