When it comes to the greatest in F1, many people will look at championships and races won but to see true brilliance, you have to look at another statistic.
The term 'grand slam' is more commonly heard in tennis or even rugby but it is a rare thing to accomplish for an F1 driver.
It is when a driver takes pole position, fastest lap, wins and leads every lap of the race which is an incredibly hard thing to do in a sport where the smallest margins matter.
It was Verstappen's fourth grand slam in his already illustrious F1 career, taking him on a par with Ayrton Senna, Sir Jackie Stewart, Nigel Mansell and Sebastian Vettel.
Only four men have more grand slams in F1 than Verstappen with Jim Clark leading the way on eight ahead of Lewis Hamilton (six), Michael Schumacher and Alberto Ascari (both five).