168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen has ruled out the possibility of competing in another 200 F1 races as he delivered a major hint about w🌄hen he may retire.

The Red Bull driver will contest his 200th grand prix at his home race at Zandvoort but cast doubt over his long-term F1 future, insi🉐sting he is already over the “halfway” mark of h𓄧is career.

Verstappen is under contract with Red Bull until the end of 2028 but in♐dicated that he may not race beyond that.

Asked if he’ll still be here in another 200 races ahead of this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, the three-time world champion 🦹quickly replied: “No. Nice and easy.

“So we passed halfway for sure, but it☂'s been already, of course, an incredible ride. I mean, it doesn't feel like 200, but of course, we'r💛e doing a lot of races now in a year, so you add them quite quickly.”

The 26-year-old has previously stated that he has no intention of continuing raci🎀ng in F1 into his late 30s.

Pressed fur𓂃ther on the topic, and whether his current deal may be his last in F1, the Dutchman said: “Of course 28 is still very far away but in my mind at the moment, I’m not thinking about a new contract.

“I just want to see how it goes. Also see the new regulations first, if it’s fun or not. Then even in 26 or 27 there is a lot of time to decide what ha༺ppens.

“I just keep everyth📖ing open but I’m quite easy going about🌜 it.”

Verstappen remains in a strong posit🀅ion to claim his fourth consecutive drivers’ title this year and leads the championship by 78 points from McLaren’s Lando Norris with 10 races left.

“Honestly, I think winning your very first race,” he responded when asked what his highlight has been from his♒ career so far.

“Thꦦat is always very emotional because you dream of that when you're a little kid, to be o𒈔n the podium in F1 and then being on the top step, I think is always very special.

“Winning your first championship, these kind of things. There will always be something incredible that I will look back at 🃏after my career, two highlights.”