Damon Hill says F1 rivals face “tall order” to beat Red Bull and ‘new breed of driver’ Max Verstappen

Anyone hoping to catch the Red Bull F1 juggernaut face a “tall order” and will need to “achieve perfection to beat them”, according to Damon Hill. 
Max Verstappen (NLD) Red Bull Racing RB19. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 18, Qatar Grand Prix, Doha, Qatar, Sprint
Max Verstappen (NLD) Red Bull Racing RB19. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 18, Qatar Grand…

Red Bull have won all bar one race this season with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen picking up his 14th victory from 17 grands prix on a weekend he aꦜl🥂so clinched his third world title. 

And 1996 F1 world champion Hill reckons they are a combination that will prove almost im𝓰possiblꦅe to stop. 

"They've got a tall order to match or over𒁃turn the Red Bull combination with Max Verstappen driving," he told Sky Sports.

"They have come close to perfection this season, they really have, and they🥂've broken a lot of reco💟rds that have stood for a long time.

"I think Max is on target to break a record that Jim Clark set back in the '60s which is the percentage of race win🀅s in a season. 

“He's ticked off loads of records this year and they seem unstoppable. So, you need to achieve perfection to be able to beatꦓ them.”

Max Verstappen (NLD), Red Bull Racing Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 18, Qatar Grand Prix, Doha, Qatar, Race Day.-
Max Verstappen (NLD), Red Bull Racing Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 18, Qatar Grand Prix,…

Speaking about Verstappen’s achievements, Hill described the Dutchman as a “new breed of driver” as he made comparisons with the great 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Michael Schumacher and168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lewis Hamilton

“He’s a new breed of driver, or a relatively new breed of driver, whereby he started very young☂,” Hill explained. 

"In Max’s case, his father was an F1 driver. So he had all that experience 🥂of Jos Verstappen coaching him and giving him all the right direction.  

"Michael Schumacher lived at a go-kart track, but his father wasn’t an F1 driver, so he started very young, as did Lewis H🌃amilton. 

“Max has come from a very early age, coached in the right way to understand what is required. And he’s got the most e⛎xtraordinary talent, a good head on his shoulders, and he’s matured. 

“He came into F1 aged 17, before he༺ could even drive a road car, and was volatile and quick. He managed to combine the youth and speed with experience now. 

"In the interview he gave at the weekend with Karun Chandhok๊ it was very clear that he’s admitting that he understands now what the job is better. He’s getting b🦩etter and better.”

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