1997 F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve believes Max Verstappen is completely at one with this year’s Red Bull RB19, managing to turn it into a “second skin”.
is completely at one with this year’s Red Bull RB19, managing to turn it into a “second skin”.
Verstappen set the record for the most consecutive F1 wins with his 10th triumph in a row at the Italian Grand Prix.Video of Who Will Be Red Bull's Next F1 Driver?The 11-time grand prix winner says Verstappen deserves great credit for getting “the car to do what he wants” before ‘destroying' teammate Sergio Perez.
"Who cares if it's good for the sport? He's amazing. That's it. You should not stop that," Villeneuve told"He's managed to do it better than anybody else. He's managed to work with his engineer and his team to turn the car into a second skin. When you have that, you just sit in the car and you don't even think.
"The car does whatever you want it to. That's why every year Sergio Perez for two or three races, [the thought is that] he can beat Max.
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