Mission In F1 'Completed' Says Verstappen Hinting Early F1 Retirement

Red Bull Racing driver and fresh three-time World Champion Max Verstappen hinted at F1 retirement plans earlier than F1 fans might expect.

Max Verstappen is driving his most dominant season ever. While there are still more races to win, the Flying Dutchman sealed his third World Championship title already in Qatar.

Many ask, "What's next?" for the three-time world champion. With the car he is provided, it seems like Verstappen could continue attacking the record for the most consecutive F1 titles in history currently held by Michael Schumacher (5).

On the other hand, the 26-year-old does not seem to be too bothered by such accomplishments. While he has a long career ahead of him, he recently told DAZN, he also has other plans in life.

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Verstappen says he is "more at peace" now because of the results he was able to accomplish. As he said, many young drivers dream about winning races and titles, and he achieved that.

On one hand, the three-time World Champion hinted his mission in F1 was completed. On the other hand, he still has a long contract with Red Bull and said he loves what he is doing and wants to stay at the top.

Could we see Verstappen win a few more titles and retire after his contract with Red Bull expires, only to go and compete in another prestigious series like the World Endurance Championship? We have to wait and see.

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