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With his victory in Japan, and Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez finishing in second place, Max Verstappen joined some of Formula 1's great when he secured his second F1 World championship.
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David Schumacher, Michael Schumacher's nephew and former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher's son, suffered a massive injury following a horrific crash at the Hockenheim DTM event over the weekend. David collided with Thomas Preining during lap 6 as both the driver's car went off the track. David was initially given an all-clear after the crash - but fresh scans have show he has broken his spine, according to a Fox Sports report.
SUZUKA, Japan: Red Bull's Max Verstappen has more wins in mind, and a record still to break, this season after securing his second successive Formula One world championship at Suzuka on Sunday (Oct 9).
Max Verstappen is a two-time Formula 1 world champion after sealing the 2022 title at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday.
Max Verstappen said he was capable of dominating Formula One for years to come after clinching his second straight world title at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday.
Max Verstappen said he was capable of dominating Formula One for years to come after clinching his second straight world title at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday. The Red Bull driver won a dramatic, rain-shortened race in Suzuka and claimed the championship when his nearest rival Charles Leclerc was relegated to third by a five-second penalty. The flying Dutchman said it was a "crazy feeling" to lift the trophy for a second time -- then set his sights on ruling the sport for years to come.
Max Verstappen said it was a "crazy feeling" to retain his Formula One world championship Sunday in dramatic fashion after winning a rain-shortened Japanese Grand Prix and then seeing his nearest rival Charles Leclerc relegated to third by a five-second penalty.