💨 Abstract
Belgian Grand Prix driver Max Verstappen has expressed confidence in his team despite the recent firing of their boss, Christian Horner. Verstappen, who has won four consecutive Formula 1 titles, stated, "I don’t think it will matter at all for my decision in the future" regarding Horner's departure.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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