168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen insists that loyalty is꧃ the crucial trait he wants from Red ꧃Bull.

T💫he reigning F1 champion is on course to wrap up his fo🍸urth consecutive championship this season.

But his future at Red Bull was unexpectedly questioned during the furore around Christian Horner’s investꦗigation, and Mercedes continue to dream of luring Verstappe🌠n away.

But he told : “I am quite a loyal person and it is something that means a lot t𒐪o me🍬.

“That is what I reque♍st from the team and so far that has always been great and that is what I💛 want to keep for a long time.

“It would be amazing to finish my career 🌊here at Red Bull.

“All the years staying basically at one team w🤪ould be incredible.”

Verstappen has won five out of eight F1 grands prix this season, even if his RB20 is no longer as totally domi🐽nant over its ܫrivals as it once appeared to be.

Red Bull have also had to overcome the chaos of the💯 investigation into Horner’s behaviour (he was cleared of ꦰwrongdoing), and then criticism from Verstappen’s father Jos about the team principal.

Helmut Marko, a long-time ally of the Verstappens, was linked 🀅with an exit which could trigger the star driver to also leave.

“I would rather not have these stories, these things going on within the team,💖” Verstappen said.

“We just have to deal ꦕwith it and move on from it.

“I am contracted to the team to do my job, that’s🐭 performance, that’s what I am focused on.

“I am n🍷ot a politician, I am not someone who likes to be political.

“I just focus on the performance with the people around me, try to distract myself 𒁃from, let’s say, the negative.”

Verstappe🐠n remains undoubtedly the best driver in Formula 1 today.

“I have never seen F1 as a job,” he said.

“It all started as a hobby, a passion which b൩ecame a profess😼ion.

🤡𝔉“It’s not really a job, of course the driving is what I really love.

“Goingౠ on the limit in a fast car is really, really nice. It’s more the things around it that make it feel like a job, the things that are not that enjoyable.”