Max nails it.
"When I was a little kid, it was about the emotion of the sport what I fell in love with and not the show of the sport around it. As a real racer, that shouldn't really matter.
A Formula 1 car on a street circuit doesn't really come alive. It's not that exciting. I think it's more about proper racetracks. When you go to Spa, Monza, these kinds of places, they have a lot of emotion and passion.
Seeing the fans there, it's incredible. When I jump in the car there, I'm fired up. I love driving around these kinds of places."
Verstappen added that F1 was not doing enough to promote the sporting competition and is instead leaning too heavily on "random shows all over the place".
"I understand that fans, they need maybe something to do as well around the track. But I think it's more important that you actually make them understand what we do, as a sport.
"Most of them just come to have a party, drink, see a DJ play or a performance act. I can do that all over the world. I can go to Ibiza and get completely E36 M3faced and have a good time. But that's what happens [at races].
"People, they come, and they become a fan of what? They want to see maybe their favourite artist and have a few drinks with their mates and go out and have a crazy night out. But they don't actually understand what we're doing and what we're putting on the line to perform.
If the sport would put more focus into these kind of things and also explain more what the team is doing throughout the season, what they are achieving, what they're working for, these kinds of things.
I find it way more important to look at that rather than just having all these random shows all over the place. For me, it's not what I'm very passionate about.
I like passion and emotion with these kinds of places. I love Vegas but not to drive in an F1 car."