F1: Max Verstappen have finally decide on leave the RED BULL…

Though he has cautioned that “a door will open for him everywhere” should the Dutchman decide he has had enough, Helmut Marko thinks Max Verstappen is “relaxed” despite the continuous turbulence within the Red Bull squad.

When the parent company of Red Bull announced a probe into team principal Christian Horner last month, infighting came to light. A female coworker accused him of acting inappropriately, but the complaint was eventually dropped.

However, it didn’t end there. There is plenty indication that things are not going well behind the scenes, from Verstappen’s father Jos openly demanding Horner’s departure to Marko suggesting he was also under investigation but then confirming he was staying.

The 80-year-old expressed her hope that the matter will be settled quickly to the De Telegraaf. “These past few weeks haven’t been the most beautiful moment. Ultimately, our goal as a team is to support Max in his victory and help him turn into one of the greatest drivers of all time.

“What occurs once Max finishes using it? After that, we’ll talk about it internally. But everywhere I look, I know a door will open for him. Max isolates himself from the outside world.

“What really impressed me, though, was that he didn’t even inquire about the fastest lap over the last laps in Saudi Arabia, instead attempting to beat it. All he wanted to do was drive to the finish line safely. He is currently that at ease.”

Following his suggestion that his time with Red Bull was running out, Marko was seen coming in the Jeddah paddock accompanied by Oliver Mintzlaff, CEO of Red Bull Corporate Projects. That was after they had discussed the consultant’s future with the group and before the adviser had expressed satisfaction with