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The Orange Army 

Max Verstappen’s Dutch fans.
A.k.a the best f1-fans in the world ;)

They are easily spotted in the crowd by their orange attire.
They are called the ‘orange’ army because dutchies love the orange colour and they always dress in orange clothing. Many fans of the orange army (illegally) take flares (/ Bengaals vuur) to the track to colour the sky orange (which looks absolutely wild).

A lot of members of the orange army follow Max all around the world. Especially in Europe, there are always dutchies everywhere. But even in Qatar they turn the stands orange.
Their favourite song is ‘Super Max!’ by the Pitstop Boys, who are btw also Dutch. It’s a very catchy song that goes: MAX MAX MAX SUPER MAX MAX SUPER SUPER MAX MAX MAX SUPER MAX MAX …

A new favourite song might be ‘33 Max Verstappen’ by Carte Blanq, also very catchy. This song is often sung by non-Redbull-fans as well and is also used in lots of memes. It goes like this: TU TU TUTU MAX VERSTAPPEN…

Side note: shouldn’t be confused with the papaya fans (mclaren fans), they also love the orange colour.
Wow, look at the stands, they are completely orange!
It must be The Orange Army.

We can’t see the track, there is too much orange smoke!
It’s because we’re in Zandvoort, The Netherlands and all the dutchies brought flares.
The Orange Army by CHARLOTTE<3C2 October 9, 2023
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