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Max Verstappen has made a shocking revelation about Formula 1 ahead of the Australian Grand Prix.According to Express, the Dutch-Belgian racer has admitted that he does not like “most of the things” about F1 in a new YouTube

Whether he has enjoyed them is another matter altogether. Verstappen has repeatedly made it clear that he has no plans to race into his forties like Lewis Hamilton or Fernando Alonso, and expansions to the F1 calendar have sparked repeated complaints from the 27-year-old.

Max Verstappen says he was “not surprised” to see a doctored clip of him appearing on the latest season of Drive to Survive. The popular F1 docu-series has previously been boycotted by Verstappen, who refused to appear in his first title-winning season,

Max Verstappen is aiming to do something only the legendary Michael Schumacher has done – win five consecutive Formula 1 drivers’ championships. But this season may be the trickiest one yet for the Dutchman,