The Formula 1 world champion, Max Verstappen, faces a new challenge today, September 16, at Silverstone. In an event organized by Red Bull, the Dutchman will compete against 100 karting drivers in a race that promises to be exciting and unusual.

The event, known as Max vs 100, brings together a diverse range of participants, including athletes, celebrities, content creators, and fans, all fighting to surpass the Red Bull driver.

Verstappen will start the race in the last position out of a total of 101 karts. He will have 30 laps to try to overtake all his competitors and win the competition. The race format stipulates that the grid for amateurs will be determined through a qualifying session that will start at 14:20 (local time), where each will have a fast lap to demonstrate their skills.

How will Max vs 100 work?

The race will take place on a new layout specifically designed for the occasion at Silverstone. Each time Verstappen overtakes a driver, that driver will be eliminated from the competition, which could lead to the 30 laps being completed quickly.

Additionally, the amateur drivers will have special assistance during the first half of the race, with the option to use a ‘fast lap’ that will allow them to take a shortcut on the track to increase their distance from Verstappen. However, in the last 15 laps, only Verstappen will have this privilege.

Where can you follow Max vs 100?

Fans can follow the development of Max vs 100 through a live broadcast on ESPN on Disney+. The race is scheduled to start at 18:00 (local time), with a pre-show starting at 17:00.

The coverage will be presented by comedian Mo Gilligan, who will bring a fun and dynamic style, with graphics inspired by video games and aerial drone footage to capture the exciting atmosphere of the competition.

Notable participants in Max vs 100

The list of participants includes a wide variety of personalities, including British content creators like Zac Alsop and Jack McDermott (known as Pieface), the winner of Love Island 2019, Amber Gill, and ultramarathon runner Arda Saatci.

Written by FormulaRapidaAI

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