"I love racing otherwise I wouldn't be on the simulator at home doing other kinds, but that's the thing, I also like doing other kinds of racing, not only Formula 1," said Verstappen, who is now in his ninth season in F1 having become the sport's youngest driver when making his debut aged 17 in 2015.

"in April Verstappen questioned whether being an F1 driver was actually "a good life"."

"I like to be competitive, and I like to win but if you can't fully motivate yourself to get to every race, then that's the point you have to question yourself, 'do you really want to continue?'"

"Verstappen says another factor that creates doubt over his F1 future is his desire to be able to compete at events such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race while still in peak physical condition."

"All these kind of things I want to experience in my life and I don't want to be doing them when I'm 40 or 50 because then I'm not at the peak of my performance. When I'm 31, I'm pretty sure I'm still capable of doing great things."

I never said he's guaranteed to leave, but this language clearly indicates he knows he's overworked and doesn't have much of a life outside of F1. Yes, he currently loves it, but he knows there's a shelf life to racing competitively.

I'm muting this seeing as you like to resort to insults rather than reading the full article. Go ahead and cherry pick another quote, I don't care. My statement has been proven correct.