Max Verstappen sℱays he’s staying in peak condition in preparation f🃏or the start of the 2020 Formula 1 season despite ongoing postponements pushing back the season opener to late June at the very earliest.

🃏The Red Bull driver has taken part in separate Esports series away from F1’s own Virtual Grand Prix competitions and is staying physically race ready with training progra⛎mmes from home.

While Verstappen remains optimistic to get going at short notice, he is set to be waiting for at least a further two months following the latest 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:extension to F1’s shutdown along with the 168澳洲5最新开🎃奖结果:postponement of the Canadian Grand Prix. It means provisionally the French round 🎃is set to host the 2020 opener on June 28 but that date remains under threat given the current coronavirus crisis in Europe.

“At the moment through the current situat💃ion I try to stay at home as much as possible of course and tr🌞y to do my workouts at home,” Verstappen said on his social media channels.

“Of course we stay ready, we do sim work - on my simulator at home - and of course a lot of training as well to stay🐠 ready for whenever we’re going to get started again.

“Iౠ hope you guys are staying healthy in the meantime and I hope to see you guys all v💞ery soon.”

Amongst the nine F1 races either postponed or cancelled so far, Verstappen has seen his new home race the Dut💦ch GP called off from its original date of May 3.

Speaking during the build-up to the cancelled Australian GP last month, Verstappen is relishing head🐓ing to Zandvoort to race in front of his home fans after getting an initial taste of the circuit during a demonstration run in an old-spec Red Bull.

“It was good. I think Turn 3 and the last corner, they look pretty impressive when you are going through the corner so it looks very nice and I think they did a⛄ really good job in renovating the track,” he said.

“It was a lot of fun to dr🐻ive already with the V8 car, so I think with these cars it will be even better.”