Dutch pundit Tim Coronel has implored rivals to step up their game and challenge Max Verstappen. 'All the Netherlands and all the world may be waiting for battle right now.' MaxVerstappen RedBull Formula1 f1
A Dutch pundit has implored Red Bull’s rivals to improve and put up more of a fight to runaway championship leader Max Verstappen.
It is not the first year of Verstappen dominance either with the Red Bull man winning 15 of 22 races in 2022, a record for the most victories in a single season. Tim Coronel, twin brother of Tom, described the Canadian Grand Prix as “boring” and stated he wanted some more competition.“Max was just controlling, I thought that was mighty nice to see. Very nice for Red Bull to tick off that 100th win, in the process for Max to match [Ayrton] Senna with that 41st.
“When will someone challenge Max? It’s nice that Mercedes has speed again. So I hope the others will pick up some speed as well.”
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