Max Verstappen does not believe the Red Bull car is built to favour him over his team-mate Sergio Perez. F1 redbullracing
Max Verstappen does not feel Red Bull build cars which work around his own driving style, saying that as is the job of a driver, “I always adapt to what I get.”
Speaking to media including PlanetF1.com in Bahrain, it was put to Verstappen that Red Bull have worked closely with him over the years to produce setups which closely align to how he likes to drive, meaning he can extract as much as possible from what is underneath him by driving cars which might play to his natural strengths.
He took the analogy one step further too, believing he would not be able to define his specific driving style if he was asked to do so. “I’ve never experienced a fast car which has understeer in my life, in any category, so for me, it’s nothing.
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