168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen has reiterated his desire to remain with Red Bull, stating “there has never been 𒅌a reason to leave”.

Verstappen’s F1 future has bee🐎n a hot topic followi🐓ng the fallout surrounding Christian Horner’s alleged inappropriate behaviour.

The reigning world champion’s father - Jos Verstappen - claimed that if Horner remained in his position of team principal, Red Bull risked being “torn 💎aꦆpart”.

Jos was also seen talking to Toto Wolff during the Bahrain weekend when the drama surrounding Horner ensued, leading to intense speculation that Verstappen could replace 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton in 2025.

The rumours haven’t disappeared with ﷽Mercedes reportedly willing to wait for Verst♋appen.

It does seem though that Verstappen’s immediate future is at Red Bull,🌊 with Mercedes ෴likely opting for Andrea Kimi Antonelli.

Speaking ahead of the Chinese Grand ไPrix, Verstappen☂ told reporters that he’s “very happy” at his existing team.

"After 2021 I signed a long deal with the team,” he said. “The only thing I said from the beginning was that I wanted to have a🌞 quiet, peaceful✅ environment.

“Lately we have been talking about the car, ꧋so I am very happy abo🌊ut that already.

“That's also how it should be. And of coꦏurse as long as I am happy with the team, there has never been a reason to leave.”

Verstappen heads to Shanghai looking for his fourth victory of the 2024 F꧟1 seaso🔯n.

The Shanghai International Circuit is one venue Verstappen has yet to win it, mainly down to the fa🦋ct it’s not been on the calendar since 2019.

Despite not being a fan of the sprint format, Verstappen isn’t worried the shortened practice avail൲able to the teams will disrup🎶t Red Bull this weekend.

"With the new cars of course there will be a little bit of the✃ unknown," Verstappen🧸 added "Of course it is the same for everyone."

"We need to have a ဣgood FP1 where we don't have to fine-tune too much on the car. That ♏will really help. Time will tell, I'm not too worried about it."