168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen refused to get drawn on 🐬questions over his alleged meeting with Toto W🙈olff.

Wolff told Dutch media at Zandvoort that he held talks with the Verstappen camp over potentially signing the three-time world champ🐓ion.

The Mercedes boss has been public in his pursuit of Verstappen following 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s decision to leave the team for ꦍFerrari in 2025.

It does appear now that Verstappen will definitely stay with Red Bull, paving the way for Andrea Kimi A💞ntonelli to make his F1 debut in Mercedes.

Verstappen was asked about the meeting with Wolff in the post-qualifyin𒈔g FIA press conference at the Dutch Grand Prix.

However, the Dutchman refused to acknowledge the meeting eꦯven took place.

“Which meeting?” he told media including w♎hen asked about Wolff’s comments.

He was th🌠en asked if he or his management engaged that🌼 meeting.

He added: “I don’t remember.”

Wollff’s public praise of Verstappen has pr💫eviously irked Red Bull boss Christian Horner.

Horner accused Wolff of "distraction" tactics to disrupt Red Bull: "A lot of noise has been made about him going elsewhere and sometimes one just thinks that that's a distraction tactic that's jus🅺t thrown in."

But Verstappen doesn’t see a problem with it.

When asked "Is it time he [Wolff] stops talking about you", Verstappen commented: “No. I mean everyone can say what they want. I get alo💧ng very well with Toto. I think he’s open about what’s happening within the team.

“Also ⛦I think with the driver line up and stuff. There’s nothing wrong with that. At the same time I just focus on my job, there’s a lot to do anyway. We just focus on that.”

Verstappen will start his home race at Zandvoort from second on the grid after qualifying 0.3s behind 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris.