Zak Brown: Verstappen's loss will be a blow to Red Bull
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown believes Max Verstappen's negotiations with Mercedes are a reality...
Zak Brown: "I believe that where there's smoke, there's fire. If there were no reason, if everyone kept their teams, we wouldn't be discussing this. The fact that everyone is talking but no one confirms anything makes me think negotiations are ongoing.
Some time ago, I said I wouldn't be surprised to see Max in Mercedes. It can be argued that losing Verstappen would be a huge blow for Red Bull."
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