168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen says he is “pretty fixed” at Red Bull as speculation continues to mount over his F1 future at Red Bull.

The three-time world champion signed a long-term contract extension three years ago that ties him down to Red Bull until the end of 💖the 2028 season - when he will be 31 𒉰years old.

But recent reports have emerged claiming that a break clause was recently added to his deal - without the knowledge of the F1 team - that would enable him to leav🦄e if Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko depar👍ted.

Marko’s position appeared under threat at the Sꦰaudi Arabian Grand Prix 🦩when he revealed he was facing an internal investigation amid the controversy surrounding team principal Christian Horner.

But following a strong show of 🔯support from Verstappen, who effectively threatened to quit Red Bull if Marko left, the 80-year-old Austrian confirmed he would be sꦕtaying on in his role.

The turmoil at Red Bull has fuelled rampant speculation that Verstappen could make a shock switch to Mercedes as a replacement for Ferrari-bound168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lewis Hamilton, with Toto Wolff admitting t𒊎h𝐆e team would “love” to sign the Dutchman.

But speaking ahead of this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix, Verstappen poured co🐠ld water on suggestions he🌳 could leave Red Bull.

in Melbourne. “The car is going really well. There’s so many great people in the team that are constantly pushing for better results.

⭕“That’s what I focus on. I focus on the performance, I’m happy, and when I go home I don’t think about any other thing because it’s pretty fixed where I am. And that’s also where I want to be.”

Away from the off-track drama, Verstappen arrives in Melbourne looking to continue his perfect start to his F1 title defence, having ꧒claimed back-to-back victories in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

"It’s definitely been the best start so far to a year for ♔me, personally,” he added.

“In the car [there’s] just a good⭕ balance. But I think also as a team, we operated really well without too many mistakes. So I’m of course very happy with that. and I hope that we can continue that way. We tried to keep on learning what we ඣcan do better, but it’s been very positive.”