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Max Verstappen has been unbeatable this season. The Dutch lion has secured 11 victories this season and has a massive 335 points total in the Drivers’ Championship. What’s more? He’s been so incredible this season that he might be crowned as World Champion again at the Singapore Grand Prix.

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The secret behind this, however, has recently been revealed by his manager Raymond Vermeulen. Vermeulen and Jos Verstappen have been seen at GPs every weekend. Verstappen‘s performances have been a testament to this fact. However, there’s more to it, according to Vermeulen.

While speaking to RacingNews365, Verstappen’s manager, talking about Max’s first priority, said, “Racing will always be number one with Verstappen.”

He further explained how they ensure Verstappen performs at his peak at every race weekend. “We try to arrange everything around it as best as possible, but the most important thing remains Max’s performance on the track.

He also spoke and elaborated about the long-term. “We have big ambitions and we are very busy realizing those ambitions, at the moment we are working on a schedule that actually runs until 2028.”

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A proof of Max Verstappen’s incredible run with Red Bull this season is the fact that if things go his way, he will win his second World Championship at the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen’s on his way to a second title if he can win the Singapore Grand Prix

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Max Verstappen has been in sublime form this season. It seemed as though Red Bull and Ferrari were on for a gigantic battle to the bitter end. However, Verstappen has run away with all the accolades.

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According to the statistics, Verstappen could actually win the Championship at the next race itself. If he can churn out another win with the fastest lap, and Leclerc finishes 9th or lower, Perez fourth or lower, and Russell second or lower, we’ll see Verstappen crowned as the 2022 champion.

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Can Max Verstappen do the unthinkable and actually win all the remaining races on the 2022 Formula 1 calendar?