The victory was his sixth in nine races this season, but it was one he had to work for as the top teams continue to converge, with Mercedes also entering the fray in Montreal.
The Canadian Grand Prix was F1's last outing away from Europe until September's Azerbaijan GP in Baku. Until then, Verstappen's loyal army of fans will be making their presence known around Europe's racetracks, and the 26-year-old has found a way to pay tribute to them.
How is Verstappen honouring his fans?
Verstappen's 'orange army' are well-known for their support, not only at his home race at Zandvoort but all over races in Europe such as in Austria and Belgium.
With grands prix in Austria, Hungary, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Italy all to come over the summer, the Dutch driver has found a way to take his fans with him in the car.
“A tribute to all the fans 🧡 My orange helmet for 2024,” he wrote on X, alongside a video showing off the details of his new crash helmet.