“We have work to do Verstappen acknowledges dominant “days are ‘behind’ Red Bull despite ‘positive’ Belgian GP

We have work to do’ – Verstappen recognizes overwhelming days are ‘behind’ Ruddy Bull in spite of ‘positive’ Belgian GP
Max Verstappen has conceded Ruddy Bull’s days of dominance are “behind” them as he was incapable to challenge for Belgian Fantastic Prix triumph after beginning P11 due to his framework punishment.

Instep, the Ruddy Bull man came domestic fifth but significantly wrapped up ahead of championship match Lando Norris – with those two both acquiring a assist put post-race taking after George Russell’s preclusion. That implied Verstappen’s championship lead really expanded, with the Dutchman presently 80 focuses ahead of Norris as F1 enters its conventional mid-season break.
But whereas Verstappen was satisfied with a few parts of his day, he sounded marginally more melancholic as he rued days gone by, when recouping from humble framework openings was an less demanding prospect.

“The race itself was not as well awful, it was fair exceptionally troublesome to pass,” Verstappen said a short time later.