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Barcelona-Catalunya
41.57° N / 2.26° E
2016 · Barcelona-Catalunya
Spanish Grand Prix
P1
First race for Red Bull Racing
A new team, a new car, and a first Grand Prix victory inside one weekend.
- Grid
- P4
- Age
- 18y 228d
- Record
- Youngest winner

Driver fileF1 · Since 2015
Hasselt, BE50.9307° N / 5.3325° E
Racing numbers: 33, First number, 2015 to 2021; 1, World Champion, 2022 to 2025; 3, current number, 2026 onwards.
Unofficial fan concept
01The Driver
Hasselt, BE
50.9307° N / 5.3325° E

Name
MaxEmilianVerstappen
Racing number
Racing numbers: 33, First number, 2015 to 2021; 1, World Champion, 2022 to 2025; 3, current number, 2026 onwards.
02Career
01 / 08
2013Karting
Years on Dutch and Belgian kart tracks end at the very top: the KZ world title and two European championships in a single season.
KZWorld title
02 / 08
2014Formula 3
Straight from karts into the FIA Formula 3 European Championship with Van Amersfoort Racing. Third overall.
10Race wins
03 / 08
2015Formula 1 debut · Toro Rosso
Melbourne, Australian Grand Prix. On the grid with Scuderia Toro Rosso as the youngest driver ever to start a Formula 1 race.
17y 166dAge on debut
04 / 08
2016Red Bull Racing · First victory
Called up to Red Bull Racing ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix — and wins it at the first attempt, the youngest winner the sport has seen.
18y 228dAge at first win
05 / 08
2021First championship
A season-long duel settled on the final lap of the final race in Abu Dhabi.
10Wins that season
06 / 08
2022Second title
A new regulation era, the same answer. The title is sealed at Suzuka with races to spare.
15Wins that season
07 / 08
2023Third title
Nineteen wins from twenty-two races, ten of them in a row. One of the most complete seasons in the history of the sport.
19 / 22Races won
08 / 08
2024Fourth title
A harder fight against a closing field, decided under the lights of Las Vegas.
4×World Champion
03Numbers
Career data
Formula1.com
October 2026

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On track
04 drives
2016 / 2024
04On Track

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Barcelona-Catalunya
41.57° N / 2.26° E
2016 · Barcelona-Catalunya
P1
First race for Red Bull Racing
A new team, a new car, and a first Grand Prix victory inside one weekend.

02 / 04
Zandvoort
52.39° N / 4.54° E
2021 · Zandvoort
P1
A home victory from pole
The race returns to the dunes after 36 years, in front of a wall of orange. Pole position, then the win.

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Spa-Francorchamps
50.44° N / 5.97° E
2022 · Spa-Francorchamps
P14P1
Through the field
Grid penalties put him in the middle of the pack. He was leading before half distance.

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Interlagos
23.70° S / 46.70° W
2024 · Interlagos
P17P1
Sixteen places in the rain
From the back half of the grid to the top step in treacherous wet conditions.
05Championship Helmets
Four seasons. Four world titles.
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06Beyond Formula 1
The racing does not stop when the Grand Prix weekend does. It just changes machinery.

Sim racing
Off-season / Competition never stops
CH 01Virtual
Long nights of virtual endurance racing with Team Redline, approached with the same seriousness as the real thing.
CH 02Team
His own racing project, built to carry talent from the simulator into real machinery.
CH 03GT3
Time in GT3 cars on some of the hardest circuits there are — the Nürburgring Nordschleife included.
CH 04Endurance
An open, long-standing interest in endurance racing and the great 24-hour events.
07Legacy
Precision.
Millimetres from the wall, lap after lap.
Speed.
Pace that is there from the first lap of the first session.
Consistency.
Seasons measured in the mistakes that were never made.
Competition.
Any car, any category, any weather.