While he was thrilled to once again assert his individual dominance over the sport in 2024, it was a frustrating year on the collective front.
The 27-year-old's struggles, coupled with team-mate Sergio Perez's dire run of results, enabled both McLaren and Ferrari to take full advantage, with the former ultimately coming out on top to secure their first championship since 1998.
Max Verstappen won his fourth straight world title in 2024The Dutchman will team up with Liam Lawson from next season
Verstappen will be racing alongside a new driving partner from next season, with Liam Lawson coming in to replace Perez after the Mexican was dismissed last month.
Though the 63-time race winner is currently enjoying some time away from the F1 spotlight, he has admitted he is excited about getting back behind the wheel, as well as seeing the new-look livery for the upcoming campaign.
Speaking on the Talking Bull Podcast, he said: “Well, when I come back to the factory the first time, you will get a bit of an idea. I am looking forward to seeing my own car,"
Verstappen hopes to see some changes on the Red Bull livery
While fans are counting down the days until the big reveal, it seems Verstappen himself isn't overly excited about the prospect after joking that he hoped to be sick during that week.