Rules Jos Verstappen Forced Max Verstappen To Follow
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People sleep on the fact his mom is a racer as well. He is literally a thoroughbred race driver.
@LaSaus no no stay 😭
@LaSaus lolll
Lmao 🤣
What did she drive?
@@rafaelvianna2500 the magic wand of Jos
At some karting races, Jos would tell Max that he was only allowed to overtake in the ‘difficult’ corners.
this can’t be real
@@DearDearlyDee He also let Max drive in the rain, over and over again. Everyone knows by now how good Max is driving in the rain.
This is true. I've read it before.
@@DearDearlyDee Jos has mentioned this in interviews
@@anaguq4651 i know that part. But abels comment cant be real
If i had a beer for every "Vertsappen"i heard, i'd be drunk like a monkey
Any research on drunk monkeys? I’m shafted myself and need some lecture
Proost
@@marchelmberger6249 Well, i just found a great doc about, just for you. how is that
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At least it wasn't Schumacher. Otherwise you would die from alcohol poisoning.
i mean the danyl kyath in this one is worse :P
Anyone that was karting at the same time as max would know how ruthless his fathers training was, i can't recall if anyone saw it get physical but everyone was sure of it. If max wasn't first you could hear Jos screaming at him non stop.
He had a fucking tough upbringing, crazy how not more people know about that stuff.
So basically Jos is responsible for the shit show max calls racing.
@@Chris-xl6pd While a few years back I would agree his race style was overly aggressive, this years and last years Verstappen has actually been calm and well calculated. I'm assuming you're referring to the last few races when you say Max has been driving like a shit show, I'm not sure I agree.
I'd like to remind you that most if not ALL potential world champions have given everything to win the championship, including champions like: Micheal Schumacher, Fernando Alonso, Kimi Raikonnen, Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton. Just to name a few of the most modern names we all know.
Out of these, 3 of them tried crashing their opponents for the title at LEAST once.
What you've seen and will see in the last race in Abu Dhabi will be nothing less than what has already been done by even his rival for the title. And even Lewis knows and respects that.
This is 100% true. My dad used to work for a company where max and jos came daily working on their karts.
@@MrGrus11 Yea, well that race was a joke.
@@Chris-xl6pd what's your opinion of Senna?
I think his mother also contributed a bit. If anything with her genes. She was Belgian champion karting before she chose to have children and not pursue a racing career, I think.
Wow
Its in his DNA correct,but his fathers determination is groundstart of his development.
Got his talent from his mum, his determination and discipline from his dad, maybe?
@@abel6846 Got his talent from his mum and abuse, determination and discipline from his dad. Let's hope he doesn't get the murderous tendencies of his dad
Smithy of 98 abuse and murderous are big words if you didn't lived with them,its not aggression free,perhaps,i don't know,and media is not always correct.Max is a mature Guy!!!
There are so many parents like this, but people only talk about it being abusive if their child doesn't become a world class athlete. If they succeed people commend them for raising them well. This is why Toto called them all scared little kids
I still call Jos an abusive asshole, and it "kind of" sucks that Max did succeed because now to Jos it seems like he did a good thing. He's a violent prick that pushes all his dreams and expectations on his kid
@@sterre3255 I believe it's a form of self hate that Jos shows to us for being a backmarker at the end of his career, put all of his dreams on Max so anyone can no longer talk shit about him everytime Max's name popped out on the podium.
@@sterre3255 we call this the "Whiplash" situation. Abuse him til he's stellar at the Carnegie Hall.
@@sterre3255 He is also a woman beater.
@@pokilowlaf9849 yeah surprised to hear he was charged with domestic abuse twice, harassment once (each a different woman) and charged with attempted murder of his girlfriend by becoming angry and trying to run her down in a car….holy cow!!
Given that…just what did he do to young Max.
It’s kind of sad and I hope Max’ relationship with his dad isn’t more about Stockholm syndrome and not some ‘tough but not too bad’ relationship
When max becomes a father himself, he might wake up from that Stockholm syndrome and you’ll see their relationships go south as Max protects his own son.
I wonder if that isn’t happening already as max gets closer to Nelson Piquet.
I only say this as I went through a similar awakening that only happened when I saw my father try to ‘teach’ my son and I realized I would never leave him alone with him- ever.
3:16 in a dutch documentary about Max, he told that his father did indeed kicked him out of the car. Then he called his mother. When she arrived Jos also came back at the same time. I believe he went home with his father.
Jos came back but Sophie ( Max’s mom) brought him home and Jos ignored him for a week
@@aaronweafer9967 Jos made up his mind and went back to the gas station. Jos brought him home but didnt talk to him the entire ride home.
@@mohamedac731 Yeah I just saw his recent interview, It’s actually crazy how you can leave your Crying son by himself just because he lost a race. The fact he ignored him for a week afterwards as well is awful
@@aaronweafer9967 No, Jos brought him back.
Thank God he said Verstappen every damn time after first name. Otherwise I would forgot who he was talking about.
0:15 Poor Daniil Kvyat, if he would get 1 dollar for every misspell of his name, he could buy a seat for himself at Alfa
Fr how did they mess it up THAT badly
@@esmarjustinussen6756 mans been gone one year and they can’t even spell his name 😢😂
Daniil Kwatch
bruv i was legit trying to find some1 who would say something
@@skydivemaniac that one there was a violation
Max's mama Sophie Kumpen also comes from a talented driver lineage, started young and competed successfully at the highest level in karting. No doubt his father honed and polished Max, and he took a great of talent from him but let's not forget he got 50% of her DNA as well
I have learned there is no such things as 'Talent'. He drove from age of 4 till where he is now. Same goes for great pianist, violist, football players etc. They spend so much time and effort and had to give so much up like friends and family, getting divorced to make a good carreer and stuff, taking risk in money and time. It's not talent. It's getting dedicated to something and really go for it spending between 16 and 20 hours a day for 20 years long. Only what the 1% of human beings dare to do these days.
We we're thought on school not to take any risks and play safe: "Get a job that 'pays' and be happy with what you have because there are more people who have less."
@@HonkiePlonkie talant does 100% exist. There are many racing kids that started from the age of 4 and did not even compete against max with the karting championship.
@@hoineenietjij3331 yes but again: he had a 10 year F1 driver on his team from the start, talent exists but its like 10% of the formula
@@Phoenix-zu6on Thank you Phoenix, everyone is just blaming it on the so called 'talent' and don't see how hard they actually work for it... I know someone who plays the piano for 60 years+ and he wasn't good at playing piano when he was 8 years. but he putted 8 hours a day for 60 years in it and is now really good. He told me that all the people you see in bands playing instruments don't have talent. They just really went for it and found the right teachers and coaches. They had enough dedication to learn more every day. People who are failing didn't have the right people around them, bad timings in life and maybe not enough dedication to give everything up for one thing
@@HonkiePlonkie You are 100% right. There are many talented racing kids out here. But they just simple can’t join the sport because it’s so expensive. I myself have dreamed my entire childhood to join the karting sport but for me it just wasn’t possible because my parents couldn’t effort it. And yes you can be the most talented guy in the world but without putting any work in it you wouldn’t even get a chance to get to F1.
his dad is just making sure he didn't make the mistakes he made , i think its working . LOL , What a Great driver Max is .
jos is super talented himself but didnt was lucky in his career
I also read in a book about Max that, when Max was driving in Go Carting, his father changed the setting on purpose without Max knowing, so that Max had to 'learn by himself' to recognize what was wrong with the Go Cart....or what could be done better!
Max is a dangerous driver
@@jc2462 F1 is a sport for the stupid after all I agree with you j c!
@@jc2462 clearly not as dangerous as Bottas and his bowling skills and i dont see u hatin on lil botti either
I've always been under the impression that Jos was pronounced with the J giving the Y sound. "Yos" Verstappen.
I was recently watching highlights from the races in the early 2000s, the commentators did pronounce it Yos
You're correct , also in this video @ 0:15 is "Danyl Kyath"
Yep, indeed.
I still don't know if I should say Rickiardo or richiardo
@@tombystander It's Ricciardo but everyone calls him Rickiardo, including most of the people he knew in Australia so either one is fine.
His mother was a racing driver and his father is a racing driver, racing is literally in the Verstappen family genes. Now Max is world champion
I was reading the comments ando saw a lot of people talking about how it wasn’t abuse or if it was why isn’t Max mad at him, etc. The fact is, Jos did abuse max Emotionaly and deprived him of having a safe, caring, stable childhood, making his own his own “mini him” because he wanted Max to achieve the dream he never got to. When your parents abuses you it’s really hard to even realize it because we get fed the ideal that family is everything and that everything our parents do is the absolute truth and the right thing, but that’s not how real life works. It doesn’t matter that Max ended up being world champion, that doesn’t erase the fact that his dad overstepped and abused him emotionally.
ofc you're a female. i almost started arguing
This is spot on. There is no doubt there has been and will be a very high emotional cost for Max for his success on the race track.We will unlikely find out but very few child prodigies become happy adults. Look at child actors and tiger woods etc.
"Danyl Kyath"
beautiful research
Behind many great athletes you often find a pushy parent.
Whether that's a good or a bad thing depends on the situation/parents, but in my experience it's often not a good thing.
It’s a bad, nothing more. Abusing your kid is never the way. I despise no one in current F1 more than Jos, except maybe Nikita and his murderous daddy
Mhmm, You don’t abuse your son cuz you dislike him. It’s for the bigger picture. At the end of the day it payed to both of them. Max is now succesful and Jos is a proud dad.
It depends how you do it, often parent do it massively wrong, but it seems in this case, they were successful
@@marchelmberger6249 if he abused max why isn’t max mad at him?
@@lodevandenberg5361 Stockholm Syndrom
I will start by saying Max is the driver that got me back into F1, probably the most purely skilled driver I have ever seen. However, I feel he got his occasional over aggressive attitude from his dad. And knowing what we know about his childhood, I feel bad for Max. As a father I would never treat either of my sons like that, toughening them up a bit is one thing but I would never ditch my young son at a gas station or not talk to them for a week. It really shows in Max’s demeanor in some ways, looking from the outside in. That being said: Go Red Bull! Go Max! I hope he win that Driver Champ title so he can one up his dad yet again
It goes both ways. Max is an F1 driver, born in wealth and now perfectly able to make his own wealth, his own success. He has his father to thank for that. Just like pretty much everyone in F1 by the way. Considering the investment and mentoring, Max is highly privileged, even for F1 standards. But when you take a look at what he had to endure... his father Jos is a difficult man. Trailer park born and raised. Hot headed. Max is a much more gentle soul. You bet Jos was hard on him, we don't even know half of it. People call Max spoiled but they have no idea. You can have a rich father who let's you race, but that doesn't mean you are spoiled through and through.
@Spinmaster lmao
They didn't tell the whole story here though. Jos did come back. And Max did drive home with his father. Every parent can become frustrated with their children from time to time.
Let's not forget that Jos became really involved into Max's development, AFTER Max showed interest and talent in racing. Like any good parent would.
@@hymeringfamily9711 Except he didn’t; his mother had been driving somewhere behind him and picked up young Max as he was walking down the sidewalk.
@@mamavswild Wrong! Max drove home with his dad, and they didn't speak a word for the drive, or the rest of the week. Get your facts straight please!!!
Max had a tough childhood, I'm sure with this father. However seems like he understood why his father was doing it and they both shared the same dream.
Or maybe it was a bit of Stockholm syndrome
So basically max tries so hard because he has daddy issues.
Jos Verstappen was a real sweetheart, he beat his son, wife and put his own dad in the hospital
Don’t forget that time Jos fractured a guy’s skull, or the time he tried to run down his girlfriend. Max once casually mentioned to Daniel Ricciardo that his dad once stabbed a mechanic with a fork, which left Dan lost for words. He just stares back at Max.
The man sounds like an awful father. Ditched his son at a petrol station for losing.
I believe there is already a documentary about max made thanks to the Verstappens themselves. Yes it does sound bad. After the fact, they both have learned from the experience. Max threw his easy championship win away by crashing and not giving enough room for someone unimportant to the championship. Which made Jos so mad he left his son at the gas station. Max did call his mom to pick him up. But according to the documentary Jos was retrieving max after 10 minutes. Making sure the message came across. He never did that again.
@@Questerer its funny how the reason for his crash the same reason why he threw an easy win in f1
Sounds like Max could have gone either way - becoming so focussed or walking away from motorsport for ever. Clearly he chose the former, but it could easily have been the latter
Check into Jos' record as a violent criminal.
@@DoctorAustin yes but he would never hurt max fysical,
I realize I was too judgemental on Max. He was clearly a traumatized little kid and that explains some of his behavior. I will give him more empathy now.
Yea i’m with you on this one. Kinda gross how his dad pushed it on him instead of the kid choosing it
@@Daedalus33 max did choose it himself his dad didnt push him his dad was just very strict with karting itself and didnt want max to make mistakes
Snowflake
@@inviqt4011 were you also traumatized as a kid and now you need to insult others to fill the void? It's OK, you can just ask for a hug, we won't judge you 🤗
@@MegaIronica My father died when i was six lmao
Samuel L Jackson serious face
"say Verstappen again"
lol
I dare you, I double dare, you say verstappen again
Daniil Kyath and Joe Verstappen the forgotten legends
Jos.
kvyat?
@@MultiArrie look at how he says it
@@crispybacon9709 look at how he spent it
tyrell or tirill im not too sure
I worked for years at the karting circuit in Belgium where they used to practice. Their practice regime was absolutely brutal and Jos could be a very unpleasant guy. But Max was always kind and eager to keep driving.
Are you sure? Thats so curious!
I kinda feel bad for max now after hearing about the family dynamic. Making a great driver doesn’t make it okay to treat your kid like that. Still not a fan though.
jos verstappen was abusive to max verstappen lol. max mentions this a lot in interview, often referencing that no matter what happened in f1, it can’t be as bad as his childhood. there’s also a dutch documentary about it.
You can’t have tough love without the love part…
If the narrator didn’t say out their full names every time I would have been so confused as to which Joss and Max he was referring to. Thank you guy.
Danyl Kvyath was such a legend. A true motorsport icon
The Torpedo
That boy max stole his seat in redbull, then stole his baby mumma smh.... Need to hear an interview on danyl's take on the situation...
She's a gold digger
@@briangriffith3985 Max didn't stole anyrhing. She flirted with Max.
@@briangriffith3985 A 23 year old with that level of success, has a wide choice of girls (wether we like it or not, success and money attract). For him to have a relationship (not a fling) with a woman with a child; (from another famous guy) to me; says there has to be a bit more to it. Why else bother with such 'complications'?
You forgot the best part: Jos would stand on track in the rain and force Max to drive another line. If Max would make a mistake, he would crash into his father.
WHAT THE FU*** 😮😭 OMG Poor Max
@@silviaferia2947 I think that would actually be great because it shows how much his dad believes in him.
Would be cool to know if he actually hit his dad any time?
All I got out of this is the fact that jos verstappen is a terrible father
Jos was also treated very harshly by his father when he was little... And did the same to Max after the latter was born! Hopefully, Max will stop the cycle of emotional damage, once he officially becomes a father soon!
I really hope he's self aware of the abuse and neglect he went through growing up, otherwise it's gonna be hard to break that cycle. Behaviors like that gets normalized in those toxic family systems and that's why they get passed on. It's all they know. I really feel for Max and hope he will heal along the way.
Almost 6 minutes but not one clue about the tight friendship Jos had with Michael Schumacher to the point of spending family holidays together.
So pointers will have been exchanged between Jos and Michael on how to teach the children racecraft physically and mentally on and off track.
For those who have watched the Schumacher documentary on Netflix. Look closely at Michael and look close at Max now. Jos and Michael both had immens respect for Senna who was an ideal for them, so I am sure that they will also have tried to implement some of Senna into the children.
Hence Max at times looks like Senna, other times like Schumacher and sometimes like his dad.
In the end Max will be Max, but he is definitely an accumulation of experiences of 3 great drivers in each of their own way. One thing the 3 drivers had in common though, and that was a certain level of aggression.
Like Hamilton can expect Max to be there, so in the past you could expect Ayrton, Michael or Jos to be there if you'd give them the opportunity.
I think in a way this kind of annoys Lewis deep down though. He wants to be like his idol, but some young rookie came along and that young one suddenly gets compared to Senna. It must do something with a driver depending on how jealous they get.
I avoid responding to anecdotes , hypotheticals like yours as it keep you sane but it’s still entertaining . First , great point , Schu could of and might have been more impresionable than Jos. they need a narrative and family narratives sell like porn. Jos is def an important variable to the success but in regard to his role , was that of a parent and coach . Different way of influence .
P.s. Yo comment was a good analysis but ya lost me with Hamilton.
Jealous? Yea prob , hes human .
Is it a moot point to your overall analysis : Yeah Prob
@@ericblanc4635 is your english poor: Yeah prob
Do any of your points come across: Not really because we cant read it
@@ericblanc4635 Brazil 2016 rings a bell. Hamilton wanted to be compared with Senna but Max stole his light by having an amazing race.
Well, i'm sure any jealousy Hamilton feels now is not as bad as how Alonso felt in 2007.
I’ve always thought this, Despite Senna being Lewis’ idol, senna and everything about Senna..his visceral, Intuitive do or die driving, his fierceness…it all reminds me of max and not Lewis, who is more calculated and polished
Niki Lauda thought so too…it’s like Max came to us straight out of the golden days of the 1970s or 90s.
I just found this channel and have watched all F1 videos and subscribed. The content looks and feels really professional, especially the voice. Sorry that I have to ask this, but are you making this content or is it from somewhere else? Because your oldest videos, those that are not F1-related, have a different voice.
and now theyre gone lol
He did it.... HE FUCKING DID IT
Can't wait to read confirmation bias in all the comments from people that were abused as kids but didn't amount to anything, saying "See, tough love works, look how good Max is!".
I'm a Hamilton fan, but I've followed Max's career closely as he is one of the biggest natural talents in F1. I've no doubt that his father's training and influence helped to foster and develop him as a racing driver, but there's no denying the inherent talent and determination! Do yourself a favour and look at the close up photos of a young Max in his karting days..... look at his eyes.... When you see that burning determination, focus and defiance burning in his eyes you know that the kid was either going to turn out as an axe wielding psychopath or a world champion!
To my mind lulu was the axe wielding psychopath at silverstone remember ?
@@intrax2tv Yes I remember Silverstone well. I also clearly remember people baying for his blood and wanting extra penalties because he failed to make an apex and would have forced somone off track if they hadn't held their line. ( I actually agreed with the penalty as it was a bit reckless.) I do wonder though what people would have said if he missed the track completely, or if the other driver sacrificed the corner and drove off track to avoid the collision...... any thoughts? Also I was complimenting max on his driving and steely focus and determination. I still think he is an incredible talent and will be a multiple world champion in the future! That doesn't mean I have to like him though..... And seriously have you looked at the pictures of him in his carting days lol?
He is a world champion now
@@Portugal17th Yes he is. And it is well deserved. Despite the controversy surrounding the last lap, he drove a great season and is a worthy champion.
Although I'm not happy with the way the race was managed, I sincerely hope that the result is not overturned. These things should be settled on track!
Let's hope next season is as good as this one was..... Excluding Michael Massi lol
Brilliant comment. Wish both sets of fans were like this and could appreciate both as drivers in particular.
Drinking game: take a shot every time you hear Verstappen
I always got this vibe from Joss as a bully, very controlling and manipulative. I wonder how much racing/championship is really Max`s dream and not his father´s , like he is forcing his son to achieve his frustrated dreams.
Racing is in Max's bones, it's all he thinks about. I recall an interview where they were asking drivers what they planned on doing for fun after the race weekend and Max said "hop into the sim." I agree that Jos pushed too hard and is maybe trying to live vicariously, but you can't deny that Max loves racing
Well said.
Jos has a violent history
you know he hit him
100%
The new and improved torpedo
*Danyl Kyath*
Jos didnt force him to anything. In an interview max said, that he went to his father telling him he wants to do karting and his father said that if he wants to do it, they will do it his way, and that it will mean that he will miss birthday parties and what not, Max agreed. He wasn't forced to do anything
"You can only do this hobby if you agree to do it my way" is not a free choice. It's abusive. Jos sounds like exactly the kind of control freak who force their kids to do ballet or play the piano not for their own pleasure but for their parents, until they resent it.
@@4Leka Or he wanted to share some crucial invaluable knowledge to his own son. How many kids do karting? How many Verstappens are there?
@@timmitoz1380 How many kids that do low level karting have to miss birthdays because their dad is a prick?
@@richardhobbs7360 If Verstappens dad was a prick he wouldn't be talking to him now.
@@4Leka Lmfao abusive, mate what are you on about
And now he is world champion ❤️❤️❤️
And now he's world champion
Let's not forget that Max's mom was a force in karting as well.
Definition of living your dreams through your Kind. Who thinks this is healthy?
Don’t forget Max’ mom, who was a professional karter!!
Thank you sir (edit: and mam) for presenting the world with such a gem of a sportsman in your son 👏👏👏👍🙂
Who the hell is Danyl Kyath 😂😂
And btw Jos Vestappen is said like Yos
It's Daniil Kvyat, not Danyl kyath. Come on guys it takes you 2 second to Google the right name.
Reminds me of the upbringing Floyd Mayweather had. Nothing else. Just boxing. For Max, it was driving. To be insanely good, you have to be insanely talented and insanely dedicated. I wish Max more and more victories and success.
Floyd Mayweather used to beat his wife. Hopefully Max doesn't remind you of him too much, for Kelly's sake.
Joss verstapern has build an Absolute Unit!
Kvyat fans at 0:14: Hol' up wait a minute something Ain't right.
Ah yes my favourite russian racing driver
Danyl Kyath
Gotta say i've seen the original dutch footage you got this info from and you are mistranslating some stuff for sure. good effort tho.
also his dad had allot of money .. i've grown up with max and some other drivers and he was always one of the kids that had a bit more then others that gave him also an advantage. hes a good driver .. but without a nice saving or bankaccount you will never get in F1 or let alone Formula Racing.
Back here after he won the world championship, bloody amazing
jos is the Asian parent of racing
It's one thing to get great advice, but then you still have to prove it on the track. A lot of people get great advice and get nowhere because they don't put in the work. That being said, it's a great fortune that he got good advice.
Certain things or characteristics sound familiar here....... Is Jos actually "bunta" from the "initial d"
I'm not even a dad but I'm so proud of Max.
Small Max is so cute lol
funnily enought i went go karting last weekend and the manager talked about just that for a while 😆
This is the most American way of pronouncing jos and I am an American saying this (I have learned some Dutch though)
i quite enjoyed haring about Jos Verstappen and his son Max Verstappen. it sounds like Jos Verstappen pushed Max Verstappen hard but in doing this Max Verstappen became a much better racing driver which would please Jos Verstappen to no end, Jos Verstappen should be so proud of his son Max Verstappen
😂
3:44 interesting to see how charles Leclerc and max were already competitors back then
Jos is with a soft j sounds like "Yos". Its a Dutch / Belgian name
I kind of get the dad trying to push his kid, but damn, this is borderline abusive. I mean, it seems that the father wants the F1 Championship more than to have a good relationship with his kid. Poor Max.
Daniel kyath and jos verstappen 😂😂😂
hurts me everytime hearing “jos” instead of “yos”
hes not called yos the boss for nothin
And today this paid off
Yeah that`s right..............Jos Verstappen spent almost a decade in Formula 1........... achieving...................NOTHING !!!!!!!!
It's ok to just use the first name after you have introduced them. This feels like you're trying to reach the word limit...
Only overtake in hard corners, drive the cart in the rain over and over again, maintain own cart think together about cart setup and so on. Jos knew what he lacked in F1 and teached his son. And the fact that his mom was also a good racing driver makes Max one of the ultimate drivers from his generation. And his down to earth attitude is also one big plus. In Dutch we call that "nuchter" translated sober in english, but it has nothing to do with alcohol ;)
Ah yes my favourite driver
*Daniel Kyath*
Max had an anime level of training growing up😆
Max's parents raised a hell of a driver.
Then he went on to end LH’s career
So what are the "rules" you mention in the title?
And what if young Max called a blue telephone for all his father did...
I'm quite sure Sophie Kumpen didn't pick up Max at the gas station. Jos eventually turned around and picked him up, but they were silent for a while nonetheless.
Father and mother Max my compliments true parentship.
You lost me with Kvyath I can't take the rest of the video seriously.
Was this a recent video cuz he just said leading the championship by a significant margin, last I checked it was only five points.
The mother of Max , Sophie Klumpen was faster on the Karts than her team mate Jenson Button who.......................... later became F1 Worldchampion......... so Max has the genetic material of two racing Champions Jos and Sophie don't forget that!!! in the end it is all hard work and determination , so bravo and deep respect to Jos Sophie and Max for pulling it off !!!
He’s got the talent, and the mindset. All he needs is the car.
He has it this time and will prob win it
Hes likely to win the championship this year so im pretty sure he has the car
@@esmarjustinussen6756 Nah frog boy is going to lose. Hes got the talent and mindset, he just needs to not pull so much dodgy shit and just use run off and argue with the stewards about track limits.
Hes shown quite well this year he has the raw speed of a champion but not the race craft.
Just wait for Juju Noda. She's pretty much has the same background as Max
Yes, i cant wait for her i hope she will get an f1 seat
Yes, Dutchie here. It's more like Yos, not Djos
Joe Verstappen really is the dark horse in F1. Nobody really knows what relation he has with Max, or with Jos for that matter. But now I know how exactly he managed to transform Max Verstappen.
Who is Joe Verstappen? Never heard of him!
@@anaguq4651 Read the summary, he is mentioned there!
(nah, they didn't even bother to check the spelling on this clickbaity video)
You gotta respect the grind fellas
Leaving good ore bad parenting in the middel. The passion in his young eyes sais enough. This kid wanted to race so badly.
I did here him say that comments do'nt affect him anymore because of the way he was raised.
For me that shows in interviews him being himself and not pleasing the crowd or the fact he is strong enough not beeing trincked into reactings to quenstions he thinks are not important, and therefore playing is own game. I do believe that is te most result he got out of it, and why he is so strong.
Tough father to learn from but results do speak. @3:45 It is Charles Leclerc sitting to the right of Max.
3 point difference at the time of recording, i'd say that's not "quite a margin" when the point difference between 1st and second position is 7 points
Man, if I have a father like him, I will quick racing to do something else. Let's Max free. MadMax. MadMax. MadMax. Lol.
I wish my parents had forced me to do anything at all.
Don’t think glorifying Jos Verstappen as a supportive dad that did the right thing to help his son out is the right thing. Yes his influence might as well be the reason why Max is so insanely strong now, but let’s not act as if Jos Verstappen isn’t a dominant dickhead
jos have learned all that on the go , and learned max all of that before he even started F1 career
Calling Jos, Jos. Is like calling a jalapeno a Jalapeno