MAX VERSTAPPEN and Toto Wolff have both been spotted on holiday in Sardinia with the pair set to meet up.
On Friday, Verstappen’s private jet was tracked touching down on the Italian island in the wake of
Further tracking showed yachts owned by the four-time world champion and Wolff both off the coast of Sardinia with F1 not back in action until the Belgian Grand Prix on July 27.
This comes after former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher predicted the will meet with the Mercedes boss for a “coffee”; this week.
The Sky Sports Germany pundit, 50, said: “I think it’s pretty clear what Max wants.
“GT3 is something he’s passionate about. Mercedes is also launching a new car in that category soon, so right now, it doesn’t feel like the odds are great for him staying.
“I think on Sunday, it hit him that even he can’t save this anymore – and that really affected him. After the race, it was obvious to me.
“And once you feel like something is beyond saving, it’s hard to come back from that.
“It’s no coincidence either that this week, two yachts are cruising off Sardinia – one belongs to Toto Wolff, the other to Max Verstappen.
“And from what I hear, there’s a good chance they might have had a coffee together.
“But what defines Max is that he won’t take this decision lightly. He knows exactly who he owes his career to – besides himself and his father, of course – and that’s ultimately Red Bull, the team that brought him to where he is today.”;
that he had held talks with Verstappen over his future.
has a contract with Red Bull until 2028 but there is a break clause in his deal if he does not finish in the top three by the summer break.
The chaos at Red Bull hit new heights when Horner was sensationally axed three days after Silverstone, after a run of woeful results
After Horner was dismissed following 20 years in charge, Verstappen wrote on Instagram: “From my first race win, to four world championships, we have shared incredible successes.
“Winning memorable races and breaking countless records. Thank you for everything, Christian!”;
However, it’s thought that Verstappen will sit tight until 2027 to weigh up which team has come out on top following next year’s new technical regulations.
