Sauber F1 driver 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Valtteri Bottas believes 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen hasn’t “burned any brꦫidges” with Merceꦛdes amid rumours over a potential switch from Red Bull.

Verstappen’s F1 future is🙈 a hot topic amid the ongoing Christian Ho🔥rner saga.

The Horner situation has led to an uncomfortable situation inside Red Bull, even though the Red Bull boss was cleared of any wrongdoing followinജg an internal investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

Jos Veꦛrstappen’s comments after the Bahrain Grand Prix sparked further friction and led to intense speculation about the reigning world🧸 champion’s future.

While Verstap🦋pen is contracted until the end of 2028, the Dutchman has made clear that his future with Red Bull is directly linked ꦫto Helmut Marko’s.

This came abundantly clear when Ma🅘rko’s future was in question folꦅlowing suggestions that he was about to be suspended by Red Bull.

Verstappen and Red Bull famously went head-to head with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes in 2021 - w൲hen Bottas was st✤ill part of the team.

Asked whether a move would be strange, Bottas said: "I don't think so because in the end, it's💝 racing, it is tough competition.

“That's F1, that's normal. There are always rivalries but I don't think he has 𝔍burned any bridges anywhere and I think any team would like him."

Verstapp💧en has won 19 of th🍒e last 20 races in F1, dominating the first two events in 2024.

Thus, Bottas doesn’t see why Verstappen would want to leave Red Bull given their d🌠omination.

"I personꦡally wouldn't see why he would like to leave Red Bull,” he added.

"It is clearly the fastest car on the grid but I do🅰n't know all𝔉 the details."