Max Verstappen speaks out on his future at Formula One with fourth title in the corner

With three races left to the season, all the attention is on Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen, who won the race last season, could potentially become Formula One World Champion for the fourth time in a row.

There have been speculations about his future linking Verstappen with a move to Mercedes when Lewis Hamilton's sit became vacant, after the seven time World Champion was confirmed to be driving for Ferrari in 2025.

Speaking on his future via BBC, the three time World Champion said: "It is not like when I started in F1... I had that target, seven titles, 100-plus wins. At the time, of course, Michael (Schumacher) was the record-holder. It’s not how I see life any more.

"Maybe when I was a bit younger, yeah, I wanted to drive F1 as long as I could. But now when you have already achieved so much, it is not about wanting to drive forever. I also want to enjoy life.

"I definitely don’t want to be racing in F1 until I’m 40 years old. You only live once and I don’t want to spend half of it racing cars."

source - BBC