168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen insists that loyalty is♉ the crucial trait he wants from Red Bull.

The reigning F1 champion is on c༒ourse to wrap up his fourth consecutive champiღonship this season.

But his future at Re𒊎d Bull was unexpectedly questioned during the furore around Christian Horner’s investigation, and Mercedes continue to dream of luring Verstappen away.

But he told : “I am quite a loyal person and it༒ is something that means a lot to me.

“That is what I request from the team and so far that has always bee✤n great and that is what I want to keep for a long🌱 time.

“It꧂ would be amazing to fini♏sh my career here at Red Bull.

“All🥃 the years staying basically at on💫e team would be incredible.”

Verstappen has won five out of eight F1 grands prix this seas🅰on, even if his RB20 is no longer as tot൲ally dominant over its rivals as it once appeared to be.

Red Bull have also had to overcome the chaos of the investigation into Horner’s behaviour (he was cle✃ared of wro🥃ngdoing), and then criticism from Verstappen’s father Jos about the team principal.

Helmut Marko, a long-time ally of the Verstappens, was linked with an exit which could trigger the star driveꦺr to also leave.

“I would rather not have these s🍨tories, these things going on within the team,” Vers꧅tappen said.

“We just h🦋ave to deal with it and move on from it.

“I am contracte⛎d to the team to do my job, that’s performance, that’s what I am focused on.

“I am not a politician, I am not someone who l𒊎ikes to be political.

“I just foc🧜us on the performance with the people🃏 around me, try to distract myself from, let’s say, the negative.”

Verstappen remains undoubtedly the b♊est driv🌞er in Formula 1 today.

“I have never seen F1 as a job,” he said.

“It all star𒊎ted as a hobby, a passion which became a profession.

“It’s not really a ⭕job, of course the 📖driving is what I really love.

“Going on the limit in a fast car is really, really nice. It’s more the things around it ♏that make it feel like a job, the things that are not that enjoyable.”