168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen has reiterated his desire to remain with Red Bull,�ౠ� stating “there has never been a reason to leave”.

Verstappen’s F1 future has been a hot topic followi𝄹ng the fallout surrounding Christian Horner’s a꧋lleged inappropriate behaviour.

The reigning world champio𒈔n’s father - Jos Verstappen - claimed that if Horner remained in his position of team principal, ꦜRed Bull risked being “torn apart”.

Jos was also seen talking to Toto Wolff during the Bahrain weekend when the drama surrounding Horner ensued, leading to intense speculation that Verstappen could replace 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton in 2025.

The rumours haven’t disappeared with Mercedes r♐eportedly willing to wait for Verstappen.

It does seem though that Verstappen’s immediate future is ꦜat Red Bu🔴ll, with Mercedes likely opting for Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

Speaking ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix, Verstappen told reporters that he’s “very happy” at🦂 his existing team.

"After 2021 I signed a long deal with the team,” he said. “The only ♔thing I said from th🐓e beginning was that I wanted to have a quiet, peaceful environment.

“Latel🦩y we have been talking about the car, so I am very happy about tha♍t already.

“That's also how itജ should be. And of course as long as I am happy with the team, there has never been a reason to leave.”

Verstappen heads to Shanghai lo🐲oking for his fourth victory of the 2024 F1 season.

The Shanghai International Circuit is one venue Verstappen has yet to win it, mainly down to the fact it’s not been on꧅ the calendar since 2019.

Despite not being a fan of the sprint format, Verstappen isn’t worried the shortened practice available to the teams will disrupt Red Bull this 🌌weekend.

"With the new cars of course there will be a little bit of the unknown," Verstappen added "Of course i๊t is the same for everyone."

"We need to have a good FP1 wher🅷e we don't have to fine-tune too much on the car. That will really help. Time will tell, I'm not too wo🔥rried about it."