168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen has been described as “totally ဣflawless” following his third victory of the season at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix.

Verstappen dominated Sunday’s race by over 12 seconds ahead of Red Bull teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez.

It means Verstappen has won t🧔hree of the opening four races as he looks to 🔜claim a fourth drivers’ title in 2024.

After the race at Suzuka, Sky Sports pundits Bernie Collins and Damon 𓆉Hill heaped praise on Verstappen.

Collins labelled Verstappen’s display as “total🌊ly flawless”꧑.

“To have a fault⛎less weekend… we’ve seen it time and time again,” Collins said. “He put the laps in where it matters, with very little knowledge of this race. 

“Wind c♈onditions changed during the race, temperature changed during the race.

“He seems to be totally flawless. To w꧃in by such a 🍨margin again? Fantastic.”

Hill, who won the 1996 world championship with Williams, thought Versta🀅ppenಞ’s 12.5s margin over Perez could have been significantly greater.

“I think Max could have gone a lot faster, is the bad news for everyone,” Hill🌌 explained.

“He very 🎀easily put in the fastest lap, by some margin. The point was made by Ferrari and by Checo - once you get into traffic, you lose loads of time to the guy in clean air.

“The secret is alౠways to be in clean air. The only way you can do that is to be leading.”

Verstappen’s third win🍃 at🔥 Suzuka in a row meant he matched Michael Schumacher’s record of consecutive wins at the famous Japanese Circuit between 2000 and 2002.

Reflecting on the race, Verstappen told Sky: “Only the first stint, it took a few laps to get into a nice rhythm. It’s the same for everyone because we didn’t have a lot o𓆏f practice time.

“After that, we made little changes for the second stint and the car really ca⛎me alive.

“I could look after the tyres when I wanted to. And push when I wanted to𒊎. It was a really good feeling, again.”