Verstappen: 'I want to win every race, one no more than the other'
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- GPblog.com
Max Verstappen finally has a home race on the calendar with the Grand Prix at Zandvoort, but the Dutchman says he doesn't care that much for a victory on his own soil. Winning the Monaco Grand Prix is not necessarily at the top of his wish list either. Verstappen: "I want to win them all."
For Verstappen, it is not a question of 'rather one than the other'. The Red Bull Racing driver is there to win every race. For example, at Sky Sports F1 he repeats: "I want to win every race".
"It doesn't matter much to me which race. People often talk about wanting to win the Monaco GP or about the dream of winning your home GP. It really doesn't matter to me. I just want to win them all, one no more than the other."
Verstappen prefers quantity to quality
For the Limburger, it is especially important to grab as many victories as possible. Being on the top step of the stage as often as possible is the only thing that counts.
"If, for example, I would never win a home Grand Prix, but for the rest, I have won every GP I would be happy. That means you've taken a lot of victories."