The 3 Grand Prix Max Verstappen fans MUST attend in 2024/2025
This season, Max Verstappen won the Formula 1 World Championship three times, but some F1 fans started cheering for the other drivers on the grid because of his relentless dominance. The Dutchman’s fan base is still quite vocal and powerful, though. In case you belong to that group, you should definitely plan to attend three specific Grand Prix events in 2024/2025
A year to remember In the FIA Formula One Championship this year, Max Verstappen was utterly dominant. Max might have won the season twice because he finished with more than twice as many points as his colleague and runner-up, Segio Perez.
Verstappen set a record for himself in 2018 by winning 19 of a possible 22 races. He achieved the greatest number of wins in a Formula One season ever with this near-white wash. However, his victory grew monotonous. The sport’s supporters desired hotly contested races with multiple drivers having a chance to win a Grand Prix. Many supporters swore allegiance to drivers other than the Dutchman because of Max’s incredible speed and consistency, which made his victory inevitable.
Verstappen’s ardent following But Max’s ardent Dutch supporters just got louder and more resolute in their support of him with each race he won. In admiration of their invincible driver, millions of other #33 admirers throughout the world also did. The Formula One calendar features three Grands Prix in particular when Verstappen’s supporters get out in large numbers. You really are in the minority if you’re at one of those races and you’re rooting for a different driver. For those who are fans of Max Verstappen, you have to go to these three Grands Prix next year.
3. Spa Francorchamps, Belgium: Belgian Grand Prix This year Spa Francorchamps hosted the three-day Belgian Grand Prix, which drew over 380,000 spectators. Among them were a great deal of Dutch supporters who had traveled the short distance from their homeland. It feels very much like home to Max because his mother is also from Belgium.
The Orange Army, Max’s traveling supporters, have their own enormous grandstand. A sea of orange, the Max Verstappen tribune is packed with MV33 fans who are celebrating, chanting, and applauding. Camping in Spa is equally adventurous. It’s well known that Dutch fans like to set up large campsites complete with improvised bars, DJ booths, and hot tubs. Though you should anticipate to party hard with the most devoted Verstappen fans, don’t expect much sleep. Like last year, the 2024 Belgian Grand Prix is a race that fans of the Dutchman simply must not miss.
This year, Daniel Ricciardo—the perpetually cheerful and well-liked Australian—returned to the racetrack. Without a doubt, that improved his exposure and added to his fan base, which grew by more than a million this season to bring his total to about 9 million. After switching to Aston Martin for the season, Fernando Alonso finished his 20th season in Formula 1. And what a wise decision that proved to be. He finished on the podium in six of the first eight races of the season. That brought him back into the public eye and contributed to a rise in his following of over 1.6 million in 2023.
