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In most bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest you have to be 18 years old to be able to drive a bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest. Not for 16-year old Max Verstappen. He has just signed to drive for a Formula 1 bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest team. He will be the bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest ever F1 driver when he races for the Toro Rosso bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest. He will be 17 when he takes bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest in his first Grand Prix, against drivers like Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel. The bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest record for the youngest F1 driver is 19 years. Verstappen's bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest will be at the Australian Grand Prix. He said: "Ever since I was seven years old, Formula 1 has been my bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest goal, so this…is truly a dream come bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest."

The racing team bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest Franz Tost was very bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest about Max joining his team. He said: "We are happy to bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest Max….We consider [him] to be one of the most bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest young drivers of the new bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest and we believe he has the bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest…mental bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest to take on this challenge successfully." He said the team must give Max a bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest car, so he will have, "the best bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest start to his Formula 1 career". Max's father was an F1 driver. He thanked his father and said he owed a lot of his bosscarcareercompetitivecountriescurrentdebutexcitedgenerationnecessarypartpossibleracingskilledstrengthsuccessteamtruewelcomeyoungest to him for always being there, "day and night, year after year".