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F1: Verstappen Rejects Marko’s ‘Lost Interest’ Comment
Verstappen denied losing interest during Red Bull's tough phase and highlighted his consistent professionalism and recent three wins in four races, closing the points gap.
- On Oct 23, Formula One champion Max Verstappen rejected Helmut Marko's suggestion he had `lost interest` during Red Bull's struggles at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
- Marko told Sky Sports in Texas that Verstappen `lost a little bit of interest` when not competitive and suggested Nuerburgring success restored motivation, adding two tenths came from that boost.
- Explaining performance, Verstappen cited upgrades and car setup changes that unlocked pace, saying he always tries to maximise in the car and fights for every point with professionalism.
- With five rounds left, Verstappen has closed the gap to 40 points and roared back with three wins in the last four races, staying in contention for a fifth successive title.
- Additionally, Verstappen has a keen interest in sportscar racing and won in the GT3 category at the Nuerburgring last month, while Marko remains a close ally in his career.
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The Formula 1 world champion becomes clear! Max Verstappen reacts to the latest statements by Red Bull boss Helmut Marko.
With the fastest lap of the day, Max Verstappen has set off for the continuation of his catch-up in the title match of Formula 1. The four-time world champion raced in the second free practice for the Grand Prix of Mexico City on 1st place. Dr. Helmut Marko still has worries ... In the first practice unit, Verstappen had placed for the 18-year-old red-bull junior pilot Arvid Lindblad. Oscar Piastri, who was leading the World Cup in McLaren, didn…
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