So the praise of the international media Max Verstappen

Posted on 16-05-2016 at 11:07 by CasperH – 26 Comments”

Max Verstappen, since yesterday was officially the new Boss of the Country, all over the world is celebrated in the media after his victory in Barcelona. We collected the nicest comments for you.

Superlatives appear to lack, the full editorial was yesterday in a celebratory mood and this morning we wake up with the best cat that we’ve ever had. Because we don’t seem to get enough of, we have even looked at what the foreign media about Verstappen had to say this morning. Just, to that delicious feeling still holding.

An anthology:
We begin with our southern neighbors in Belgium. The Standard mentions the profit of Stumbling a stunt. De Morgen writes: “that’s Great! Max Verstappen delivers the Netherlands delirium. He wins the GP of Spain!’

The German RTL: ‘Der Holländer power! einfach! keinen! Fehler!’
The Germans are under the impression of Max his ultimate peace. And rightly so, he kept his head cool with two world champions controlled, faster Ferrari’s in his neck. Further on, we read terms such as ‘F1-wunder’ and ‘Formula-1-Sensation.

Also from Germany, Focus: ‘Sensation!’

But the most beautiful comes from Bild, that Max Verstappen affectionately known as Super-Bubi (“super-boy”) calls.

L’equipe, one of the most important sport newspapers in France: “He came as prince to Barcelona, and left as a king.’ Further called Max unbelievable: ‘Incroyable Max Verstappen‘

CNN: ‘Verstappen showed maturity beyond his years, as he led for the final 21 laps of the race on deteriorating tires and with far more experienced drivers on his tail.’ The whole article you can read here.

The Mirror drew a similar conclusion: ‘Eighteen-year-old Verstappen showed maturity beyond his tender years on his Red Bull debut to fend off the challenge from Ferrari’s Kimi were times, who at 36 is twice as old as the Dutchman.’

And also sky sports tv channels are emphasized Verstappens adulthood: ‘Verstappen […] showed a mature head and didn’t put a wheel wrong.’

The Australian even says that Verstappen drove like a veteran: “The 18-year-old Verstappen drove like a veteran to secure the victory

We could have a page or thirty fill with similar quotes, but perhaps you are also beautiful come across. If that is the case, drop them in the comments!