Max Verstappen has expressed that he values the new atmosphere within the Red Bull team after the departure of Christian Horner. The world champion has assured that the current situation is less conflictual and, therefore, more relaxed for him and his team.
Verstappen, who speaks candidly about the tensions that arose during Horner’s leadership, has commented that he prefers a more serene work environment. “I don’t like seeing the constant tension between people. For me, it’s better to have good relationships.” The driver has acknowledged that, although the spectacle is often fueled by conflict, he prefers to focus on results.
With the arrival of Laurent Mekies as the new team principal, Verstappen has emphasized that Red Bull is experiencing a moment of stability and, with a recent victory this season, the driver feels pleased with his work in Milton Keynes. “It’s not as exciting, but I like how things are working out right now with everyone’s behavior,” he said.
Ready to maintain his success at the Singapore Grand Prix, Verstappen also referred to the possibility of Horner’s return to the paddock. Although he doesn’t know what will happen in the future, he commented: “If there’s a good opportunity, I’m sure he will.” Thus, while the competition continues, Verstappen remains optimistic about a calmer and less complicated work environment.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
