Kicking off a journey in Red Bull
In the world of Formula One, Max Verstappen has announced his commitment to Red Bull Racing for the long term, despite the team's sporting struggles this season. The Dutch driver, who has enjoyed a successful career with Red Bull, winning 66 Grand Prix races and achieving 4 world championships, has expressed his loyalty to the Austrian team.
Verstappen, who has a contract with Red Bull Racing until 2028, has faced challenges this season, including a difficult start in the race due to a heavily restricted engine performance and additional luggage. Despite these setbacks, the driver has maintained a positive attitude, stating that he enjoyed the race despite the slow car.
The team principal, Christian Horner, who has been with Red Bull Racing since 2005, has recently been dismissed from his position. This has led to personnel changes within the team, but Verstappen remains optimistic about the future. He values the Red Bull team, stating that they have a great family and he enjoys working with them.
Looking ahead, Verstappen is planning to compete in the 24-hour race at the Nurburgring next year. The driver has been diligent in his preparation for the Nordschleife driver's license, following a driving instructor obediently and not seeking any special privileges.
Meanwhile, Red Bull Racing is set to use a self-developed powertrain for the first time in the upcoming season, during a year of significant regulation change. This move is expected to strengthen the team's position in the competitive world of Formula One.
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In a lighter note, Gabriel Bortoleto, a fellow racer, jokingly criticized Verstappen's initial performance in the race. However, during their time together at a driving school, Bortoleto praised Verstappen's humility, noting his willingness to follow the rules to obtain his Nordschleife driver's license.
In conclusion, Max Verstappen's commitment to Red Bull Racing, despite the team's current struggles, is a testament to his loyalty and long-standing dream to stay with the Austrian team. As the team prepares for a year of significant regulation change, fans can look forward to Verstappen's continued success on the racetrack.
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