Max Verstappen rules out collaborating Leclerc at Ferrari

Red Bull racing driver Max Verstappen has long been linked with a move to Ferrari, however, in his recent interview, the driver has ruled out the idea of him ever driving alongside Charles Leclerc at Ferrari. The Dutchman’s contract with Red Bull expires at the end of 2020, while Leclerc is under contract at Ferrari until 2022. Speaking to Dutch channel Ziggo Sport, though, Verstappen reckoned that Ferrari was off the table for him. Asked if Ferrari wouldn't want him because of the risk of trouble with Leclerc, Verstappen said: "I think that won't happen anyway. I think that you shouldn't have two potential number ones driving next to each other." "Well, who knows?" said Verstappen, when asked about the idea of being Hamilton's teammate. "At the moment I don't think about this too much. "In the end, it's always about what the team thinks. I can have an opinion about it, he can have an opinion about it. But in the end, they decide what happens. So we'll see."  Source-Motorsport.com

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