Max Verstappen will take on 100 karters in the "Max vs 100" event at Silverstone on Wednesday, 16 September. The challenge is far from ordinary: Verstappen must start from the back and overtake 100 opponents over 30 laps. The challengers will work together to keep the four-time Formula 1 champion behind them.
Format and Objective
A purpose-built circuit at Silverstone will host the event. Verstappen's goal is to pass all opponents, while the 100 karters aim to hold him off. The event will be streamed live on Disney+.
Entry List
The entry list features a mix of professional athletes, streamers, content creators, personalities, and fans. Notable participants include Tyrique Hyde (streamer), Queen B (Rebecca Evans) (motorsport creator), Pieface23 (Jack McDermott) (content creator), TGFBro (Romell Henry) (YouTuber), Manny (Emmanuel David Brown) (YouTuber), Dantic (Daniel Moss) (YouTuber), Amber Gill (TV personality), Stungpegg (Nieve Petruzziello) (sports presenter), Bash The Entertainer (Bachala Mbunzama) (comedian), Developer Adam (Adam Powell) (creator), Kalia Lai (creator and athlete), James Doyle (creator), Drift Games (David Egan) (drift driver), GoKartGod (electric kart manufacturer), Larry Chen (automotive photographer), Neo Yau (actor), Mike Dokas (TikTok creator), AustrianKiwi (Jonathan Balchin) (comedian), Nathan Lust (creator), Tettrem (Mateus dos Santos Machado) (creator), and many more.
Verstappen's Reaction
Verstappen spoke about the event during the Spanish Grand Prix weekend. "I'll just rock up and have a good time, to be honest. Let's see how it goes. But yeah, it's a lot of people," he said. "Starting from the back, it's going to be challenging, but I hope I can catch them all. We don't know yet. I don't even know the format at the moment. So I will just rock up and do my thing."
With a unique format and a diverse entry list, Max vs 100 promises an exciting spectacle for motorsport and entertainment fans alike.
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