The condition of termination of Max Verstappen's contract has been named

      Max Verstappen's contract with Red Bull Racing runs until 2028, but many in the paddock are confident that this season will be the last for the current world champion as part of the Milton Keynes team.

      After the Bahrain race, in which Verstappen finished sixth, Red Bull motorsport consultant Helmut Marko said that with the current form, the team would not be able to win the title. Earlier, Marko said that there is a clause in Max's contract that allows the driver to leave the team ahead of schedule if certain results are not achieved.

      As the British Daily Mail found out, Verstappen can leave Red Bull Racing if he falls below third place in the individual standings. According to the newspaper, citing its source, this clause of the contract may be activated in the summer.

      Verstappen is currently in third place in the individual standings with a six-point advantage over George Russell.

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