According to Motorsport.com, a clause in Max Verstappen’s contract with Red Bull will expire if he finishes in the top four of the Formula 1 drivers’ championship after the Austrian Grand Prix weekend. Verstappen, who is currently in third place with a 57-point gap over fifth, could nullify the exit clause by maintaining a 50-point advantage by the end of the Spanish Grand Prix. The renegotiated contract, valid until 2028, removed the clause allowing him to leave if advisor Helmut Mark’s exit occurred, with a deadline of the end of…
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