Verstappen thought about his museum, following Alonso's example.

      Max Verstappen shared the idea of organizing a museum of his own sporting glory, which the four-time world champion certainly has the right to do. He discussed this in an interview with the Dutch magazine Formule1, emphasizing that he was inspired by Fernando Alonso's example, as the Spanish motorsport veteran has had a whole sports complex in his homeland since 2015, which includes a museum and an excellent karting track.

      At the same time, Max has more than twice as many wins, and therefore many more trophies that need to be stored somewhere, but most importantly, all of this, as well as various equipment – helmets, suits, etc. – and of course, racing cars always attract the attention of fans and can serve as a source of inspiration for new generations of motorsport enthusiasts.

      "I am already thinking about where such a museum should be located," Max said. "I would like it to be something like what Fernando Alonso created in Spain. I think it's a great idea, as it would allow me to gather all my Formula 1 cars. It could probably become a source of inspiration and motivation for young drivers."

      For now, the Red Bull driver has only one souvenir shop, located in the small Dutch town of Swalmen, and this shop is very popular among his numerous fans.