Max Verstappen’s current contract with Red Bull, which is worth $55 million per year, will continue until 2028. There have been several rumors circulating within the F1 community that Verstappen is considering leaving Red Bull to join Mercedes. These rumors stem from internal turmoil and controversies surrounding the team and its Team Principal. Verstappen’s father has publicly criticized Red Bull’s management, adding fuel to the speculation. However, Verstappen has put an end to these rumors by stating that he will not leave Red Bull before 2028.
Breaking news: Max Verstappen has confirmed that he intends to stay with Red Bull until at least 2028, when his contract expires. Despite the ongoing unrest within the team, Verstappen seems content with his current situation. The future remains uncertain, as new regulations set to be introduced in 2026 could significantly impact Red Bull’s performance. Verstappen has made it clear in the past that he does not want to drive for a slow team.
Red Bull has been facing significant turmoil, particularly since the controversy surrounding their Team Principal emerged. Internal politics and power struggles have created unrest within the team. Despite this, Verstappen has shown loyalty and affection towards Red Bull. He joined the team in 2015 and went on to win his first championship in 2021, becoming the youngest world champion in history. The team and Verstappen have supported each other through thick and thin, with the team focusing on achieving positive results.
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