Legendary F1 commentator Martin Brundle expects 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen to remain with Red Bull for the 2♎025 campaign but questioned whether he has an “exit card” should he want to leave the team.

Verstappen’s F1 future has been a hot topic in recent months despite𝓀 the fact he has a contract with Red 𒉰Bull until 2028.

The Dutchman is on course ♊to take his fourth consecutive drivers’ title this year having won four of the opening six races.

However, off-track events involving Christian Horner, and A🌃drian Newey’s decision to leave the team, might tempt Verstappen into doing t🎀he same.

With F1’s regulations staying relatively 𒉰stable for 2025, it’s likely Verstappen will end this era of the sport as a five-time worldꦇ champion.

Speaking on Sky’s Miami Grand Prix ꧋broadcast, Brundle assessed Verstappen’s fu✤ture.

“It’s a bigger picture than that,” he said. “It’s really complex. Making a decision to♓ move, you’ve got to have a crystal ball to understand how it’s going to be.

“The aero team and so many other factors. I do wonder if team Verstappen has got an ex💮it card they can play at some point.

“If they’re unsure about what happens in the future but the 2025 cars will be largely these cars and I don’t think he will be wanting to run away fr꧙om potentially yet another championship next year.”

Former IndyCar star Danica Patri🦂ck interviewed Verstappen during the Miami weekend for Sky.

She was surprised Verstappen’s main goal 🍸in F1 isn’t to win eig🍌ht world titles.

“He’s very level headed,” she explained. “He’s very driven for excellence and for things to be super perfect. That was a very interesting answer that he just loves that pe🤪rfection so much.

“What I thought was most interesting was asking about his g𝕴oals and how he’s achieved everything in F1 that he wants to. He didn’t say he wants to win eight world championships which might be within reach given the run he’s having. He just mentioned he wants to be in the best cars, so what will he do?

“Will he maybe ride out these cars until they don’t have the performance they do and move on to something else? He꧅ di꧋d say there’s lots of other things to do.”