Max Verstappen has been backed to move on from Red Bull at some point in his F1 career.
Verstappen made what was a record commitment to Red Bull in terms of a Formula 1 contract length, extending with the Austrian outfit until the end of the 2028 season.
Verstappen wrapped up his second successive Drivers’ title in Japan, 2022 having been a dominant season for the Dutchman as he clinched the Championship with four grands prix still to go. “Historically, drivers have switched teams – despite having multiple championships – for different reasons, whether it’s money or just wanting to go somewhere else.”If you were to ask someone at this stage whether Verstappen will one day race for a different Formula 1 team, then very few would agree with Hakkinen that this could happen.
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