'I don't think Max wins the World Championship today in any other car.'
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has issued a fresh Red Bull opinion which is bound to spark debate, claiming that while Max Verstappen is one of Formula 1’s greats, the Red Bull machinery is key to his dominance.
While the American is taking nothing away from Verstappen, referencing his control over Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez to further highlight his talents, Brown does not believe that Verstappen could win the title if he was not driving the Red Bull. “As great as Max is, and he’s one of the best ever, I don’t think Max wins the World Championship today in any other car, other than the Red Bull.
“One day we’re P2, next day we’re P5 and it’s all moving around. So the cars are so close, that that’s when the driver is going to make the difference. So you need both, at the end of the day.”At a time where Verstappen is refraining from absolutely guaranteeing his long-term Red Bull future, amid intense interest from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, the Dutchman recently pointed the finger at Brown for what he sees as attempts to “stir things up” at Red Bull after his take on the Newey situation.
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