Formula 1: The 0-99 Challenge! // Grill The Grid 2026 Ep. 2
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Formula 1: The 0-99 Challenge! // Grill The Grid 2026 Ep. 2

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Autohebdo July 15, 2026 – Interview with Jules Gounon by Michaël Duforest
On the sidelines of the 2026 Spa 24 Hours, the Frenchman spoke to AUTOhebdo about the experience of sharing the gruelling German endurance race with a driver whose star power transcends the event itself.
As someone who is no stranger to the Nürburgring 24 Hours, how different was the 2026 edition from the others, given Max Verstappen’s presence in your team?
Jules: It was my sixth Nürburgring 24 Hours, and this year was extraordinary. The atmosphere was different; there was something special, something quite exceptional about it: it was the ‘Verstappen effect’ in a nutshell. Being able to be Max’s team-mate, seeing all his fans, the buzz surrounding the car… It was even the first time I’d seen cars practically veer off their line to let us through, because everyone thought it was Max in my car!
What was it like in that ultra-competitive environment, where Max was technically the rookie, yet he also brought a wealth of experience from top-level sport?
Jules: It was Max’s first time competing in the Nürburgring 24 Hours, but he came across as a seasoned veteran of motorsport. Max turned up asking loads of questions, and it was truly exceptional to be able to give advice to a four-time F1 world champion. We had nothing to teach him, but it was more about advice specifically for a 24-hour race. I think every generation has drivers of this calibre. Ayrton Senna in my father’s generation (Jean-Marc Gounon, 9 F1 Grand Prix in 1993 and 1994. Editor’s note), Michael Schumacher in the next, and Max Verstappen in our generation. These drivers have something very special; there are very few of them. To have witnessed Max’s talent, to see how he drove and the risks he took, was truly impressive. I remember a night stint; I was in the pit box with his father Jos and we were laughing, because what Max was managing to achieve was simply exceptional. It was an extraordinary moment that didn’t end as we’d hoped; it was a fairytale that unfortunately turned into a nightmare (finishing 36th following a mechanical problem after leading for most of the race. Editor’s note), but it was a memorable experience.
😻 The Driver Number Challenge! | Grill The Grid 2026 | Episode 2 | Max Verstappen
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🤩 Guess The Driver By Team Career! | Grill The Grid 2026 | Episode 1 | Max Verstappen

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"-At least from my side it feels like a second family to me."
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Do you believe in fate? Do you believe destiny, an unstoppable force tying invisible ribbons through every day of every life, exists? Do you believe in souls, meant to be together?
If you do (and if you don't) you're invited to join in Written in the stars, a Max-centric fic fest!
Timeline: Prompts can be submitted here up to June 20th, and claimed here until August 6th. Submissions are due August 7th, and the collection will be revealed on August 8th.
We'll be holding non-mandatory monthly check-ins over in the GoldenBootsBoy server. If you'd like to, come join us! (if the link doesn't work but you'd like to join, feel free to shoot me a dm!)
Rules and guidelines: - All works should be Max-centric. There are no other limits on characters or pairings.
- All works should be themed around the concept of destiny and/or of soulmates. You can be as loose ("it was meant to happen") or as classic ("red string of fate") with it as you'd like.
- You are free to write whatever (dead dove, kink, gen...) as long as it's properly tagged
- There's no word limit (minimum or maximum) or chapter limit (as long as you have at least one chapter ready by the deadline)
- You can claim more than one prompt and prompts can be claimed by more than one person
- The free prompt can be claimed if you want to write your own idea!
- NO AI generated fics
If you have any questions, feel free to send and ask here or at @lost-in-fandoms!
(It's my first time organizing a fest like this, so if there's anything not working or unclear, please let me know <3)
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Kimi on the possibility of teaming up with Max in an endurance race

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Max Verstappen on saying goodbye to home: 'My father always found that difficult too'
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