The Dutchman has been enjoying his time off away from the sport during the annual break between F1 campaigns, with his duties set to resume shortly as the 24-race calendar returns in less than two months.
Verstappen will race at the Australian Grand Prix weekend for the first time with new team-mate Liam Lawson after Red Bull opted to sack Sergio Perez last season following a run of disappointing performances.
As the reigning champion however, Verstappen has less pressure on his shoulders to perform next season than the likes of Lawson, with rumors swirling that he could even have more than one team vying for his signature, as Aston Martin have emerged as a potential candidate to steal the star from Red Bull in a staggering $1.2 billion deal.
Following Verstappen's championship success last season, the 27-year-old also added to the list of good news at the end of 2024 by announcing that he and his girlfriend Kelly Piquet are expecting their first child together.
As the top man in the sport with the world's most demanding calendar, Verstappen previously purchased his Falcon 900EX from business magnate Richard Branson in 2020 and completed the aircraft with bespoke orange detailing to match the colors of his home country.