Verstappen reveals plans to open a personal Formula 1 museum

Despite being just 28 years old, the Dutchman already boasts an impressive trophy collection that has cemented his place among the most successful drivers in Formula 1 history, and that silverware is only expected to grow in the years to come.

Speaking to Formule 1 Magazine, Verstappen admitted that opening a museum is something he would like to do in the future. Inspired by Alonso's example in Spain, he envisions a venue displaying the Formula 1 cars from his career that could also motivate the next generation of aspiring drivers.

As the Formula 1 driver market enters one of its busiest periods of the season, Juan Pablo Montoya believes Verstappen remains fully committed to Red Bull. The former Formula 1 driver argued that, despite the team losing several key figures who helped build its success in recent years, he still sees Red Bull as one of the strongest outfits on the grid.

Speaking to F1.com, Montoya believes Verstappen wants the team to show it can continue fighting at the front, with the Dutchman focused on pushing Red Bull to deliver rather than looking for an opportunity elsewhere.