Van der Garde believes that Verstappen will leave Red Bull.

      Guido van der Garde believes that Max Verstappen will leave Red Bull Racing. The former Formula 1 driver suggested that his compatriot will leave the Milton Keynes team even before race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase, who is set to join McLaren in 2028.

      Guido van der Garde: "I bet that Max will be the next to leave the team. Things are not going according to plan at Red Bull, and Max needs a car that will allow him to win races and titles. It's simple. I think Max will take the next step after this season.

      As for Lambiase's departure, he has received a great opportunity. If you can rise to the role of leader of such a leading team as McLaren, you should seize that opportunity with both hands. He deserves it wholeheartedly. I think not only that, but both Verstappens do too. Lambiase has always been very dedicated to Max, and they worked excellently together, winning four titles.

      Despite Lambiase moving to direct competitors, I believe he will be able to fulfill his duties at Red Bull until the end of his current contract. He is a valuable asset for the team and for Max. If Red Bull shows prudence, they will keep this collaboration going for as long as possible."

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