Will Max Verstappen Return to Nürburgring for Another NLS GT3 Race?

Despite a dominant GT3 victory at the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (NLS) Nordschleife, Max Verstappen has not yet registered for the next GT3 race, scheduled for two weeks later. This has sparked speculation about his potential double-header at the iconic 'Green Hell' between his F1 commitments.

Why it matters:

Max Verstappen's participation in endurance racing adds significant star power and attention to the NLS series. His impressive debut victory not only showcased his versatility outside of Formula 1 but also fueled rumors of a deeper commitment to GT racing, potentially including the prestigious 24 Hours of Nürburgring.

The details:

• During Race 9 of the NLS at the Nordschleife, reports circulated that Verstappen would compete again in two weeks, specifically between the Singapore and United States Grands Prix.
• GPblog has confirmed that the NLS organization states Verstappen is not currently registered for the race on October 11.
• This particular weekend is free of any F1 Grand Prix, meaning Verstappen would technically be available to compete in Germany.
• Verstappen and Chris Lulham secured a dominant victory in their GT3 debut at the Nordschleife.
• Following his win, Verstappen reiterated his strong desire to participate in the legendary 24 Hours of Nürburgring in the future.

What's next:

While no official registration has been made, the possibility of Verstappen returning to the Nordschleife for another NLS event remains a topic of keen interest. His expressed ambition to tackle the 24 Hours of Nürburgring suggests a growing passion for endurance racing, and any future NLS appearances could serve as crucial preparation and experience for that ultimate goal. Fans will be eagerly watching for any last-minute entries from the F1 superstar.