Max Verstappen isn’t just dominating Formula 1 – he’s crushing it in the virtual racing world too.
The three-time F1 world champion recently jumped in to help out his sim racing team, Team Redline, during the same weekend he was competing at Imola. And get this – he won both the virtual race and the actual Grand Prix.
That’s pretty much peak Verstappen right there.
Team Redline just dropped their 2024 season highlights on TikTok, showing off what their drivers have been up to in the digital racing scene.
When he’s not pushing his Red Bull F1 car to the limit on real tracks, Verstappen spends countless hours in his simulator. It’s not just for fun – sim racing helps keep his skills razor-sharp between race weekends.
The Dutchman’s dedication to both real and virtual racing shows just how seriously he takes every aspect of his craft. Most F1 drivers use simulators for practice, but Verstappen takes it to another level by actually competing.
“Sim racing isn’t just a game for me,” Verstappen once said. “It’s another way to stay competitive and improve.”
His double victory at Imola – winning both virtually and in real life – might just be the perfect example of how the lines between sim racing and actual motorsport are starting to blur.
Team Redline’s social media has been buzzing with highlights from their successful season, proving they’re just as competitive in the virtual world as their famous team owner is on the track.
