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Max Verstappen recently renewed his contract with Red Bull for four seasons. Christian Horner left his role as team principal at Red Bull last year.
I just want to win. Max Verstappen, who recently renewed for four seasons with Red Bull, repeated it in an interview filmed by Sky UK.
When asked if he had ever considered moving to Ferrari, the Dutchman replied bluntly: "I absolutely have a lot of respect for the brand. But if that means putting in the effort and then finding yourself fighting for fifth or sixth place, what's the point?" “Red Bull is a second family to me, and the challenge of rebuilding is what motivates me,” he added.
Verstappen also commented on the possible return to F1 of Christian Horner, until last year team principal at Red Bull: "He has shown that he has done a good job. Of course, there are many rumors circulating and I don't know how much truth there is. I don't want to seem rude, but it's not a problem or concern that concerns me. He wants to come back and, if a good opportunity presents itself, I'm sure he will, even if I don't know where it will happen."

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