Max Verstappen he failed to declare himself Formula 1 2022 champion on the circuit Singapore Marina Bay after signing one of the most erratic careers in recent months and He finished 7th, but this weekend his options are bigger. This Saturday, the Dutch He corrected his mistake and his team with a Championship pole at the 2022 F1 Japanese GP, beating Leclerc by just 10 thousandths and Sainz by 52 thousandths. The Dutch driver will face his second chance at the title this weekend knowing that it depends on himself: If he wins and sets the fastest lap, he will become a two-time champion. And if he doesn’t get the victory and the fastest lap, he has other combinations that will honor him.
Despite a few early races where Ferrari seemed ready to go to war, the Verstappen-Red Bull binomial was unstoppable this 2022. The proof of this is the 11 wins of the 25-year-old pilot and the 104 point difference as for Leclerc with five races to go.
Therefore, Max can be two-time champion the next appointment at Suzuka if the following situations occur:
With the quick turn point
1. If you win the race
2. If he is 2nd and Leclerc finishes 5th or worse and Pérez doesn’t win
3. If he is 3rd and Leclerc finishes 6th or worse and Pérez is 2nd or worse
4. If it is 5th and Leclerc finishes 9th or worse and Pérez is 3rd or worse
5. If it is 6th and Leclerc finishes 10th or worse and Pérez is 3rd or worse
Without a quick turn point
1. If he wins the race and Leclerc is 3rd or worse
2. If he is 2nd and Leclerc is 5th without fastest lap or worse and Pérez is 4th or worse
3. If he is 3rd and Leclerc finishes 7th or worse and Pérez is 5th or worse
4. If it is 4th and Leclerc finishes 9th or worse and Pérez is 3rd or worse
5. If he is 5th and Leclerc finishes 9th without fastest lap or worse and Pérez is 3rd or worse
6. If he is 6th and Leclerc doesn’t score and Pérez is 4th or worse
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If it doesn’t happen in Japan, Verstappen will have new ammunition in the chamber at US GP in LEVEL and, if that’s not enough, the denouement moves on Mexico in Rodriguez Brothers Autodrome. In both circuits he won last year. Too much to change the story to never see him celebrate a second crown again in future races.
Source: La Verdad
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