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Max Verstappen is still not satisfied with his car. The Red Bull Racing driver was clear about his team's issues last weekend in Bahrain. Prior to the race weekend in Jeddah, the Dutchman also addressed the problems.
Verstappen doesn't want Red Bull to forego 2025 F1 season
When asked if he hopes his team focuses on 2025 or 2026, Verstappen replied: “I think we've experienced enough to focus on this year and and next year, but naturally um, yeah, we We're still trying things with the car not even you know, even outside of bringing parts to the car.”
The Red Bull Racing driver continued: “Just setup wise other things that we can improve, you know, is constantly trying to, yeah, improve the car, I guess. And that's what we'll try to do again this weekend.”
After the Grand Prix of Bahrain, there was again much speculation about Verstappen's future at Red Bull. Even Helmut Marko weighed in on a possible departure. Verstappen himself does not understand where the advisor's comments come from. The Dutchman believes that many people talk about his future, while he himself just keeps focusing on driving.
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