Verstappen Still Missing One More Thing To Earn His Spot Amongst F1's All-Time Greats

Former F1 driver Karun Chandhok suggested something might still be missing for Max Verstappen before he can match the all-time greats of F1.

Max Verstappen is on an incredible run with Red Bull at the moment. Christian Horner revealed an interesting statistic during the Chinese Grand Prix weekend when he explained that the Dutchman's dominance should be appreciated.

He said the triple World Champion has won 50% of races since the last Chinese Grand Prix in 2019. Moreover, the 26-year-old broke multiple records and achieved numerous milestones with the Milton Keynes team in the last couple of seasons.

The most recent milestone was Red Bull's 100th pole position this weekend. With this pole position, Verstappen also became the first man in this century to qualify in P1 during all five of the season's first five Grand Prix races.

While many of his achievements put Verstappen alongside or above the all-time greats of the sport, Karun Chandhok suggested there is one more thing he would like to see Verstappen do. As quoted by Crash.net, he said:

Michael Schumacher won both with Ferrari and Benetton, Juan Manuel Fangio won with Alfa Romeo, Mercedes, Ferrari, and Maserati, and Alain Prost won with McLaren and Williams.

Finally, Lewis Hamilton won with McLaren as well as Mercedes, and now he will try to win with Ferrari in 2025 and 2026. Chandhok added: