Max Verstappen revealed that in the future, he intends to open a museum dedicated to his journey in Formula 1. The Red Bull Racing driver stated that he wants to gather the cars he has driven throughout his career and other significant items, following a similar idea already implemented by Fernando Alonso.
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Although he is only 28 years old, the Dutchman already has a collection of achievements that places him among the most successful drivers in the history of the category. According to Verstappen, the initiative would not only serve to preserve his journey but also to inspire young people interested in motorsport.
In an interview with Formule 1 Magazine, the four-time world champion said he is still evaluating where the project could be installed but assured that he wants to make it a reality: “I am thinking about where this should be. I would like to have something like this in the future. Fernando Alonso also has this in Spain. I think it’s very cool,” he said.
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Verstappen explained that he envisions a space capable of gathering all the Formula 1 cars he has used during his career: “With all the cars, all the Formula 1 cars,” he added, describing how he imagines the collection of the future museum.
The Dutch driver also highlighted that the goal goes beyond preserving personal memories. For him, the exhibition can spark the interest of new generations in the sport: “Maybe it will be a source of inspiration and motivation for children,” he concluded, indicating that he hopes to encourage future drivers through the history built throughout his Formula 1 career.
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