Max Verstappen is under contract with Red Bull Racing until 2028, making it likely that the Dutchman can be admired in Formula 1 for many years to come. After his career, the reigning world champion does not expect to have much to do with the motorsport class, he told Formule1.nl.

Verstappen is currently an integral part of Formula 1. Whereas Lewis Hamilton belonged to the top of the sport for years, Verstappen is increasingly taking over that role. In battle with Charles Leclerc, he is pulling the longest straw for the time being this season.

Although he enjoys his time in the sport, he also knows that there is more in life to enjoy. Verstappen therefore has no interest in taking up other things in Formula 1 after his active career. "You won't see me back as an analyst or in a team role. Really not," Verstappen let us know. "I don't have the motivation for that either."

The Red Bull driver can imagine remaining active in motorsport, but seems happy to do so more in the background. In doing so, he takes his father, who drives rallies, as an example.

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Verstappen admits: "I don't have the motivation for that either" - GPblog