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Max verstappen He has been the only pilot to take Red Bull's weight in the building championship since Daniel Ricciardo left the stable based on Milton Keynes. In the midst of Yuki Tsunoda's inability to make RB21 work, F1 Pundit Karun Chandhok has warned Red Bull a disaster similar to Michael Schumacher in case the Dutchman left the team.
The ex -Verstapen's teammade, Alex Albon, came out more than a year ago and detailed speculations on the Red Bull Being built around Dutch driving style. Albon stated that the car is what it is, but the ability to handle an overstimizing car with a final front is like having the sensitivity up to 100 years, and this is what their companions fight to manage.
With the development of the car based on the driver's feedback, the Red Bull has a tendency to have an unstable rear end, which only Max verstappen is able to dominate and generate the pace. Red Bull found a crucial defect with his design last year, which they chose to ignore why Verstapen acted by car.
For the last seven years Red Bull has had several exchanges of mid -season drivers in the hope of finding a driver capable of providing results to the second car. Pierre Gasly, Alex Albon, Sergio PérezLiam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda have failed to deliver to the second Red Bull.
While Yuki Tsunoda continues to fight, Karun Chandhok on F1 show Podcast detailed how the concept of Red Bull revolves around Verstapen. With the rumors of the Dutchman moving away from the paddock, Chandhok suggested that Red Bull could face a Benetton-Michael Schumacher-The disaster if Max Verstappen ends up leaving. Explained:
“All of these drivers who have passed, the gaseous and the Albons, are all accumulating results in other cars, not? So there is something essentially that it is not correct in the way the car is designed or works for other drivers. It is so personalized by Max.
“It is a reminiscence of the days of Schumacher-Benneton. Schumacher left and the team won a race in the following seven years, after having won two world championships in a row. And this is the risk. If Max is a risk of flight, all this operation will have to rethink how to design his cars for others,” he added.
Max Verstappen could give up the 2025 F1 title in the middle of McLaren's domain, suggests Helmut Marko
McLaren started the 2025 F1 season with wins in the first pair of races. Max Verstappen won in Japan, followed by three consecutive wins for McLaren. In the last two races in Monaco and Spain, the Dutchman has not ended on the podium.
The Red Bull RB21 has no pace compared to the McLaren, and with the regulations of 2026 on the horizon, it is unlikely that the Milton Keynes dress has a significant update. Helmut Marko was questioned if Versappen has begun to slowly resign from the 2025 championship, which he replied:
“So it is. I try to straighten -we don't give up, but something has to be done with the car.”
Max Verstappen is third in the championship, 49 points behind the leader, Oscar Piastri.
Edited by Hitesh Nigam
