Max Verstappen’s clearest warning yet to Red Bull

Did Max Verstappen drive slower on purpose to make a point to his team? Well, sort of.

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In this video, we uncover the growing speculation around Max Verstappen's recent race performance, where some believe he may have deliberately slowed down to send a powerful message to Red Bull. As McLaren and Mercedes continue to gain ground, Verstappen's frustration with Red Bull’s inability to keep pace is becoming increasingly evident. We’ll examine how his actions on the track could be a strategic move to highlight these issues and what this means for the rest of the season.

Additionally, we’ll dive into the internal conflicts brewing within Red Bull’s leadership, with key figures like Christian Horner and Helmut Marko publicly clashing. These tensions could be impacting team morale and performance, raising concerns about Red Bull’s future dominance. Is Verstappen playing the long game by conserving his car’s resources, or are these signs of deeper problems within the team? Join us as we break down the drama and discuss what it means for the championship race!

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Max Verstappen’s clearest warning yet to Red Bull
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