Max Verstappen explique pourquoi il tient sa fille à l'écart du paddock de F1

Le quadruple champion du monde de Formule 1, Max Verstappen, s'est exprimé sur sa vision de la paternité, expliquant qu'il souhaite protéger sa fille Lily de l'attention médiatique durant ses premières années.

Verstappen et sa compagne Kelly Piquet ont accueilli Lily en 2025. Il a décrit son rôle auprès de Penelope, la fille aînée de Piquet, comme celui d'un beau-père, soulignant l'importance de laisser les enfants faire leurs propres choix plus tard dans la vie.

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