Dornbos: Verstappen has already mentally said goodbye to Red Bull
Former Formula 1 driver Robert Dornbos believes that Max Verstappen has already decided to end his partnership with Red Bull Racing at the end of the season.
"I think Max is too relaxed about the situation his team is in," Dornbos said on Dutch TV channel Ziggo Sport. – Red Bull believes that they have too many problems with the second driver, but there is a management crisis in the team. The question is, can Pierre Vache and his engineers really improve the car enough to catch up and attack the McLaren?
Will Red Bull be able to offer Max the car he wants? I think he's already mentally said goodbye to Red Bull. Last weekend, the maximum he achieved was a podium in the sprint and fourth place in the main race."
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Dornbos: Verstappen has already mentally said goodbye to Red Bull
Former Formula 1 driver Robert Dornbos believes that Max Verstappen has already decided to end his partnership with Red Bull Racing at the end of the season.