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Marko: 'We have to offer Verstappen a competitive engine to keep it'

Max Verstappen may have signed a long contract with Red Bull Racing, but Helmut Marko is well aware that things need to improve quickly. If performance does not improve, Verstappen can still leave. Honda is making progress During the winter break Max Verstappen extended his contract with Red Bull until 2023. A sign of confidence in the team and of course the corresponding financial increases for the Dutchman. In the meantime, however, it is clear that there are clauses in the contract of Verstappen and Honda is an important pawn in this. Read more Todt: 'We would not have survived without hybrid engines' ''Honda has made progress, but Mercedes is still the best, certainly when it comes to...
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