Red Bull's Verstappen Dilemma: Miami Grand Prix Showdown

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Martin Brundel, the former form of the OneDrive Return analyst, says Red Bull has a real

fight on his hands to keep four-time champion Max for Stappen.

For Stappen has been clear, he wants to see strong results from the car this season, especially

with big regulation changes coming in 2026.

The power unit has impressed so far, but the car itself has struggled lately.

Red Bull plans major updates this weekend to turn things around, and Brstappen will be

watching closely through the midseason to gauge if they're mastering the new rules.

Fans and insiders see this as a high stakes moment for the team, since Brstappen's loyalty

ties directly to performance.

Losing him would shake up the grid, given his dominance in market value.

Other top teams make it tough for a switch.

Mercedes has George Russell and their young star Andrea Kimi Antonelli locked in, McLaren's

duo clicks, perfectly, and Ferrari pairs Charles LeClaire with Lewis Hamilton.

No one wants to drop proven talent just for a move.

All eyes turned to the Miami Grand Prix this weekend may first through third, where those

Red Bull tweaks could signal if they're back in the hunt, or facing a Brstappen exit

drama.