Max Verstappen Weighs F1 Future Amid Regulation Struggles

On May 1st, four-time world champion, Max Verstappen is in no rush to lock in his Formula

One future, especially after a brutal start to the 20.

26 season, with those game-changing regulations.

The new rules crank up the electrical power in the engines, turning races into battery

chest matches where drivers lift off straights and manage, energy like it's gold.

Verstappen slammed it as anti-racing from the jump, and his red bull squad got hit hard

with a car that's all out of whack on balance entire grip.

That left red bull sixth in the constructor's standings on just 16 points, mostly from

Max and 9th, placed overall while Mercedes-Pare George.

Russell and Kimi Antonelli praised the rigs since they're the ones dominating.

After scraping 8th in Japan with a qualifying flop, Verstappen hinted at major life choices

ahead, even as his longtime race engineer Jean-Pierreux, Lambierce heads to McLaren by

2028.

Now gearing up for Miami, the first race in 5 weeks after Middle East cancellations,

Max says he's still mulling it over calmly amid some GT.

Endurance gigs like Nurburgring, keeping everyone guessing on his next move.

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I'm Corey with the story.