According to F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali, Max Verstappen’s dominance should be celebrated.

F1 CEO encourages commemoration of Max Verstappen’s triumph.

Max Verstappen, the skilled driver of Red Bull, finds himself on the brink of matching the F1 record for the most consecutive victories, a record presently shared by Sebastian Vettel and Alberto Ascari.

An imminent triumph at his home race in Zandvoort this upcoming weekend would signify his ninth successive win.

Verstappen’s trajectory is resolutely aimed at securing his third consecutive drivers’ title, a goal underscored by his victorious performance in 10 out of the 12 opening races this season. This achievement further builds upon his dominant triumph from the prior year.

Nevertheless, the apparent ease with which the Dutch driver is clinching victories raises noteworthy concerns. This scenario could potentially undermine the exhaustive endeavors undertaken by F1 to nurture a more captivating product and establish an equitable competitive environment through its most recent array of technical and financial regulations.

Speaking on a recent Liberty Media investors call, Domenicali said: “I would say, first of all, it’s the right moment to celebrate the incredible job that Verstappen is doing in that cars.

“Because if you see the other car and where the others are in terms of the gap, Max is doing an incredible job.

“That has been always part of F1 and I would say that this is part of the game.

“I’m pretty sure that in the next couple of years, the technical gaps will be reduced. But if someone is great, we need to celebrate what they’re doing.

“And sometimes I have to say there is also the need to confirm the legacy of somebody who is doing some spectacular stuff.”

While acknowledging the potential challenges, Domenicali emphasizes the importance of celebrating Verstappen’s achievements. As he aptly notes, greatness deserves its due recognition, and the splendor of Verstappen’s performance on the track is an inherent part of the sport’s legacy.

Domenicali’s optimism about reducing technical gaps in the future echoes a commitment to preserving the thrill of competition while cherishing exceptional talent.