Verstappen is on course to claim his third consecutive drivers’ championship in F1 2023, winning six of the opening eight races.

The Dutchman’s current deal doesn’t expire u🌊ntil 2028 with Red Bull.

Verstappen has often cast doubt abo🐽ut his long-term F1 future, hinting that he wants to try other forms of motorsport during his prime years.

“Why would Max make a switch now in this situation? We are not interested in that,” Vermeulen told FORMULA 1 magazine.

“But it's a small world, everyone and everything talks to each other and we hav♓e a commitment until 2028.

“And as you can see, Max is in the role of his l♈ife, driving without pressure. Everyone gets the same equipment, and everyone is fr🍃ee to try to beat Max.”

Vermeulen ruled out working for any other F1 dr🔯iver on tℱhe grid.

“I am very clear about 🎀this and I will continue to work exclusively for Max,” he added. “I don't have the time or the energy fo🐟r other things. 

“Max is like a family member, like a friend. I've known him since he was born.  I have a very different kind of relationship with him. I could never muster the energy I have for Max for someone else, 𝄹and I won't do that.”