Max Verstappen reveals what is next after record-breaking 16th win of the season

Of course, the soundly-beaten competition will not get a reprieve from the Max Verstappen onslaught.

After Max Verstappen claimed a record-breaking 16th win of his F1 2023 campaign in Mexico, will the distant competition get some respite? Of course not, he wants “17, 18.”

Nonetheless, Verstappen had the pace on the hard tyres to re-establish control when the race resumed, securing a win which never felt in doubt. “We tried to do a different strategy to everyone else and unfortunately with a red flag, we couldn’t really show it basically.So, with a third World title in the bag and a new record for most wins in a season, where does Verstappen go from here?

Perez and Leclerc would collide though, ending Perez’s race in front of his home crowd, though Verstappen said there were never any nerves from his end about getting caught up in the chaos. “But then yeah, of course I saw on my outside that something happened. But luckily we on the inside, we could stay out of trouble.”

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