Max Verstappen reveals his racing limit: 'A risk I'm not willing to take' Change your timezone: Max Verstappen reveals his racing limit: 'A risk I'm not willing to take' Max Verstappen's father Jos recently suffered a huge crash Four-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen has opened up on his racing limit, and which series he would not be willing to compete in. Verstappen has claimed 71 grand prix victories across his career as an F1 driver, and has in recent years also competed in a number of other racing series, including GT3 and sim racing events. Next month, Verstappen is taking to the Nurburgring Nordschleife once again for the iconic endurance race 24 Hours of Nurburgring, and will hope to bring home the victory with his Verstappen Racing team. However, despite his father racing in multiple rally series across the globe, Verstappen has ruled out the possibility of one day racing in rally championships, claiming that it's 'too high of a risk'. Jos Verstappen has had great success in rally over the past couple of years despite being 54 years of age, but suffered a huge crash at the recent Rally of Wallonia, in which his car flipped over. Thankfully, both Verstappen Sr and his temporary co-driver Jasper Vermeulen emerged unscathed from the incident during the Loyers stage of the rally. Speaking before this incident had occurred, Max Verstappen revealed that he would not put himself through rally stages, while also praising his father's racing pedigree. "Yeah, it's pretty crazy to be honest," Verstappen told the Up to Speed podcast. "I mean what I find really impressive is that he's 53 years old now, almost 54, and he's racing against guys that are, what, late 20s, early 30s. And in some championships, of course, he's beating them. "And of course,