F1 blows up with memes that aren’t taking a backseat over Max Verstappen’s exit fears from Red Bull

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The internet truly doesn’t rest, and so do F1 fans. Whenever a controversy erupts, or the race weekend comes up, F1 explodes with memes and hilarious posts that rip apart racers, their teams, their managers, and whatnot. Fans almost broke the internet with memes, amidst fears of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen exit fears, even as Verstappen addressed all rumours and said he is relaxed and will go race by race.

Fans react to Max Verstappen’s potential switch

Fans took to X to share their reactions, concerns, fears and anger over Red Bull’s question over their ace, Max Verstappen’s performance. Fans ripped the team apart, with some humorous, while some scathing memes. Here are some reactions:
When a fan said:

“This Max Verstappen crashout is unlike anything I’ve ever seen from him.”
Another fan shared an edited clip from his press conference, where a reporter asked him if he’s leaving Red Bull:

“Max Verstappen telling Crofty to “focus on commentating,” instead of making up scenarios.”
A fan said:

“Max Verstappen is becoming so relatable lately.”
Another fan shared the meme, explaining how Max Verstappen facs generally react:

A fan said:

“The many faces of maxplaining.”

Max Verstappen speaks up regarding the exit fears

While Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has had a stunning victory record when it comes to the

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

for the last two years, this season has been a difficult period for him and the team, as speculations about his exit are creating more damage.

However, Verstappen addressed the rumors in a recent press conference where he said, as per BBC.
"A lot of people are talking about it except me. Like I said before, I just want to focus on my car, work with the people in the team — that's the only thing I'm thinking about in Formula 1 at the moment. I'm very relaxed. I just go race by race. I think [Saudi Arabia] will be better than Bahrain. The rest is out of my hands. At the moment, we are not the quickest so it is tough to fight for a championship, but it is a long road. Last year here it all looked great and we know how the season ended up."

Verstappen added:
"Now it is enjoyable in a way of the challenges that are out there and trying to improve the situation I would say. I am happy, I am not very happy with my car. But we all want to be better, there is no secret in that. We all want to improve.”
Red Bull fans could wait and understand how the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix plays out for them.
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