Steiner diz que Verstappen se arrepende de não ter ido para a Mercedes

O ex-chefe da equipe Haas, Guenther Steiner, afirmou que Max Verstappen se arrepende profundamente de não ter se juntado à Mercedes quando a oportunidade surgiu. Steiner fez os comentários durante uma participação no podcast The Red Flags.

Steiner explicou que Verstappen perdeu sua chance durante as negociações contratuais envolvendo George Russell e a Mercedes. Ele observou que Verstappen estava incerto sobre o futuro na época e não conseguiu rescindir seu contrato vigente.

O tetracampeão permanece na Red Bull, onde problemas mecânicos recentes, incluindo uma falha na asa traseira no Grande Prêmio da Grã-Bretanha, têm causado frustração. Steiner acrescentou que a janela de oportunidade agora está fechada.

O chefe da equipe Mercedes, Toto Wolff, confirmou os planos de manter Russell e Kimi Antonelli para 2027. Steiner concluiu que Verstappen esperou pelos novos regulamentos e o momento passou.

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