Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner lauded Max Verstappen as
'untouchable' following the world champion's record-equalling ninth consecutive Grand Prix win. Verstappen overcame torrential rain in the Netherlands at both the start and towards the end of his home race to match the record Sebastian Vettel set with the same team in 2013, working from 13th to second and then first to cruise home to victory.
'I think to win in such a dominant matter in any of the professional sports, it is so complicated.'So to be at the same level of him, obviously we have a lot of self-confidence and drivers in general so I do believe I can do it as well.'You need to enter in a state that you are connected with the car. Today I felt I was at my best and was giving 100 per cent of my ability.'But maybe in Spa I was not at that level or in Austria or something else.
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