FARIDATUL RIZKA (30802300010)
In recent
seasons Max Verstappen has proven himself as the driver who now sets the
standard in Formula 1. While Lewis Hamilton remains as a legend with seven
World Drivers’ Championship titles, Verstappen represents something new, a
level of dominance and precision that has redefined the sport.
Verstappen’s
performance is almost unbeatable, breaking record after record, winning the
most races in a single year, scoring the most points, and achieving the longest
winning streak. He not only wins, but also dominates the race. Even when he
doesn’t start from pole position, he usually fights his way back to the front.
His consistency in qualifying and racing proves that his talent is on a
different level from other drivers.
What makes
Verstappen stand out is not just his speed but his confidence. He knows when to
attack and when to hold back. Some call him aggressive, but it’s more accurate
to say he’s fearless and focused. His driving style brings tension and
excitement to the race, the kind that reminds fans why they love Formula 1 in
the first place. Compared to Hamilton’s smoother and more calculated approach,
Verstappen’s energy feels like the evolution of the sport itself.
Another reason Verstappen dominates is his ability to stay calm under pressure. The 2021 season was proof of that. In one of the most intense rivalries Formula 1 has ever seen, he faced Hamilton head-to-head for the championship. The pressure was enormous, but Verstappen remained composed until the final lap of the final race and he came out as champion. Thanks to his father, Jos Verstappen, who trained him very hard from a young age, Max learned how to stay calm and strong in difficult situations.
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Of course, Hamilton’s achievements deserve respect. He made Formula 1 more popular and inspired millions of fans. But every era has its leader, and Verstappen clearly defines this one. His combination of speed, control, and self-belief makes him the driver that others now chase, the benchmark for greatness.
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