Before training in Mexico
Verstappen talks about “career end at Red Bull”
Turnaround for Max Verstappen? After months of persistent rumors about a rift with Red Bull and a possible switch, the world champion is now even talking about a possible end to his career with the racing team.
The battle for the world championship title between Verstappen and McLaren driver Lando Norris enters the next round this weekend in Mexico. Red Bull seems to have got the problems that arose over the course of the season under control again. And the strained relationship with Verstappen?
An ideal world at Red Bull?
On the sidelines of the race weekend in Mexico, he even spoke to AFP about ending his career with his current racing team. "In a perfect world, my career would end here. Nothing has changed for me. I'm here, I want to perform, I want to win and we want to get back to the top together. We want to win races again, which has been a while ago," said the world champion.
The recent positive development and the continuing upward trend have apparently brightened the 27-year-old's mood. "We've had a few difficult races. But I think we have understood our problem. In the remaining races, it's all about restoring the balance in the car and generally making the car faster," emphasizes the Dutchman.
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