FIA’s attempt at leveling the playing field by introducing new regulations in 2022 turned out to be counterproductive. Not only did Red Bull and Max Verstappen practically run away with the two championships, but they also broke several records along the way. That domination continued in the 2023 season opener in Sakhir, where the Dutchman led from the first lap to the last. That begs the question if there even is a way to stop him. The best way to find out was to ask Max himself, and surprisingly, he did reveal what it would take to stop him. We are sure the rival teams and drivers are taking notes.

Ahead of the practice sessions on Friday, Verstappen updated the fans on his health. He told that his arrival in Jeddah was delayed because of a stomach bug. However, he assured fans that he would reach in time to participate in every session. Once he hit the tarmac on Friday, it never looked like he was not a hundred percent. The reigning champion surprised everyone by setting the fastest lap in both practice sessions, setting the tone for the third and the qualification today.

Was Max Verstappen worried he would not make it for the race in Jeddah?

In a recent interview with Viaplay, they asked Max if he was ever in danger of missing the action this weekend owing to his illness. Super Max replied, “No, I would have to break two legs and two arms for that.”

While fans lauded his ‘never say die’ attitude, some came up with hilarious conspiracy theories that rivals might be concocting.

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Some felt this was a perfect opportunity for Daniel Ricciardo to get a race this year.

One fan felt this year’s car coupled with Max’s abilities was just too strong of a combination to beat.

Seems like Red Bull’s golden boy needs to watch his back now.

Jokes aside, the man has a real fighter attitude. No wonder it is showing in his on-track results.

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What do you think can actually stop Verstappen and Red Bull’s powerful juggernaut? Is there any option other than improving the car?