Going an entire Formula 1 race without a quick trip to the loo can be a difficult feat at times, none more so than for the fans in attendance.
Once you’ve found your seat in the grandstand or the perfect spot on a grass bank, you don’t dare vacate it.
This can make toilet breaks challenging, after knowing that if you leave your spot, you’ll often return to find it being occupied by somebody else.
At the Austrian Grand Prix recently, this was clearly something Max Verstappen fans were trying to avoid.
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Verstappen won at the Red Bull Ring to eclipse Ayrton Senna’s 41 career wins, with the Dutchman having since gone on to take his tally up to 44.
The Red Bull Ring was filled with orange t-shirts and Verstappen fans throughout the weekend, as it has been for several years running.
As always at the Red Bull Ring, a track invasion took place after the race, with Verstappen fans having flocked onto the circuit to catch a glimpse of their hero.
However, some saw this as the perfect opportunity for a quick toilet break, on the actual circuit itself.
A clip has surfaced on Instagram showing a line of Verstappen fans seemingly urinating against a barrier, whilst the Austrian national anthem is playing in recognition of Red Bull being the winning team.
Verstappen won at Red Bull’s home race ahead of Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez, meaning both Red Bull drivers featured on the rostrum.
The reigning World Champion claimed victory by just over five seconds, in what was a perfect weekend for him.
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Verstappen sensationally topped every session at the Austrian GP, highlighting just how unstoppable the Dutchman was at the team’s most important race of the season.
The two-time World Champion is simply having a breathtaking and record-breaking season, with his most recent win in Hungary having marked his seventh consecutive victory and his ninth of 2023 overall.
It also marked a record-breaking 12 wins in a row for Red Bull, making them the new record holders for most consecutive wins.