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Former F1 world champion Damon Hill has delved into a fortunate advantage held by Max Verstappen over Lewis Hamilton. Since a young age, the Dutchman has been mentored by his father, Jos, a former F1 driver in his own right, which has played a significant part in his rapid ascent to the top of the sport.

Verstappen came into F1 extremely young, holding a record as the youngest to ever start a Grand Prix at 17 years and 166 days.

He then became the sport's youngest ever race winner just a year later, with his famed Spanish Grand Prix triumph coming on his debut for Red Bull.

It took the prodigious talent a few years to go one step further and claim his first world title, but that time finally came in December.

Hamilton looked to be cruising towards his eighth crown in Abu Dhabi, before FIA race director Michael Masi