Max Verstappen has said the rumours surrounding Red Bull's supposed internal power struggle are 'BS'...
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen speaks to the media during the FIA Press Conference at the United States Grand Prix.
Last week, it was reported that a crunch meeting would be held in order to decide on the future of Marko within Red Bull, with the 80-year-old Austrian immediately addressing the situation in an interview with Austrian media., the 80-year-old was asked how he was doing, and replied: “Good! Contrary to many assumptions I have to disappoint the, as they say, doomsayers.”“There no summit this week,” he said. “I have a contract until the end of next year.
“For as long as he wants to continue – he’s still a very spritely 80-year-old – I don’t see any change in the way that we work. Roles evolve and the business has evolved so much since we first came into the sport. Operationally, I run this on a day-to-day basis. “Everyone knows exactly what their role is. And of course, sad times last year when Dietrich passed away, but, you know, we’ve tried to keep that legacy, keep moving forward, and everyone that we have right now in the team is very important to that success that we’re having.”
Having just wrapped up his third World Championship in a row, the Dutch driver spoke about lighter topics as he revealed he’d taken some time to enjoy himself after the Qatar Grand Prix.
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