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Verstappen: 'Winning twice is more than we had expected'

While adventurous Helmut Marko said Max Verstappen would become the youngest Formula 1 world champion, Verstappen himself and Christian Horner were more realistic during pre-season. However, six months down the line and the Honda transitional period is over.  Red Bull are now winning races. Verstappen has climbed onto the top step twice along with many podiums. The flying Dutchman admits that winning twice is more than he ever expected.  “Let's not forget that Mercedes had problems with cooling in Austria. That certainly helped and because of that, I was able to win. But still: Winning twice is more than we had expected at certain moments. The progress...
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