Guenther Steiner makes Max Verstappen prediction with ‘calmed down’ verdict
Guenther Steiner has made 🥂a prediction about Max Verst🧸appen's F1 future.
Former Haas F1 boss Guenther Steiner reckons 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen will stay at Red Bull after noting how the situation ൩at the team has “calmed down”.
The reigning world champion has found himself linked with a shock switch to replace the Ferrari-bound 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton at📖 Mercedes after doubts were cast 🦩over his Red Bull future.
Speculation has been rife amid off-track 💖turmoil at Red Bull following the controversy around team principal Christian Horner and a subseq𒉰uent falling out with Verstappen’s father, Jos.
Explosive comments from Verstappen Sr at the🔯 season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix fuelled suggestions that his son coul🎃d quit Red Bull, while the three-time world champion effectively threatened to leave when there was brief uncertainty over the future of motorsport advisor Helmet Marko.
But the turbulence around Red Bull appears to have eased and Verstappen reiterated at the recent Australian Gr👍and Prix that he intends to see out the remainder of his contract, w🌟hich runs to 2028.
“I think it has calmed down lately, what is going on there," Steiner told Sky Sports News.&🌼nbsp;
"So I think getting out of the contract would be 𝔉not easy for him. We don't have insight to the contract but I think it's also a good team to drive for at this moment.
"In Max's own interes💮t, he likes the car there, he likes the team so if there is not anything really disturbing him personally, I think he doesn't really w🃏ant to move.
“He's won so much with that team, the team gave him the opportunit🌃y in the beginning to get into F1, so I think if they get the personal relationships going again, he will be stay🥀ing.”
However, if Verstappen were to leave Red Bull, Steiner reckons Mercedes would be his most likely destination, with Toto Wolff admitting the Silver Arrows꧙ would “love” to secure the Dutchman’s services.
"I think everyone in Formula 1 at the moment is interested in Max Verౠstappen," Steiner added. "It's more about 𝐆where he wants to go.
"It could be Mercedes, who obviously have got a free seat with Lewis going to Ferrari. Aston M൩artin as well is a posܫsibility, but I think if Max goes somewhere, I guess he would go to Mercedes."
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