Verstappen found F1 points gap in 2022 "a bit surprising"

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Max Verstappen felt his margin over Charles Leclerc and Ferrari in 2022 was 'a bit surprising' after comfortably wrapping up the F1 world title by 1️⃣4️⃣6️⃣ points Full story ⬇️

Verstappen clinched his second F1 title with four races to spare, and went on to score a record 454 points in single season with 15 victories to his name.FerrariLeclerc won two of the first three races to pull a 46-point advantage over Verstappen, only for his season to stutter in the second half as Ferrari paid the price for poor reliability and some strategic errors.

Asked if he would have liked Ferrari and Leclerc to have stayed in the title fight longer, particularly given the respect in their early-season fights, Verstappen replied: “On the one hand, yes. “But if you look at how close the cars were, it's a bit surprising to have such a big gap anyway. There weren't many weekends in which we were really dominant.

“But I mean, at the end, I'm pretty happy with how everything turned out, especially after the season I had last year [2021]. It's not always good to have that kind of fight every single year.

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