Max Verstappen has cast doubt over his F1 future, but Ralf Schumacher believes there is a missing figure who could offer a solution.
Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher has suggested that Red Bull is struggling due to the absence of Helmut Marko.
The team from Milton Keynes has had a challenging start to the year and has not been competitive at the front of the grid.
Max Verstappen has expressed frustration and even hinted at leaving the sport due to dissatisfaction with the new cars and their complex battery systems.
With uncertainty surrounding the future of the team, Schumacher believes that Marko’s leadership would have made a difference in these difficult times.
He pointed out that Red Bull is currently facing issues with unclear direction, poor communication, and a lack of guidance without Marko.
Despite making progress in engine development, the team is described as chaotic and lacking a cohesive strategy.
Schumacher’s remarks were made on the Backstage Boxengasse podcast in which he highlighted the challenges that Red Bull is currently facing.
