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Verstappens manager geprezen na Red Bull-deal: 'Mooie salarisverhoging'

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By Kada Sarkozi
| GPblog.com
Pierre Gasly vindt dat de manager van Max Verstappen, Raymond Vermeulen, goed werk heeft geleverd tijdens de onderhandelingen over het nieuwe contract van zijn voormalige teamgenoot bij Red Bull Racing. In aanloop naar de Grand Prix van Nederland werd bekendgemaakt dat Verstappen tot en met het einde van het Formule 1-seizoen van 2030 bij Red Bull Racing blijft.
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Alonso is yet to decide on Formula 1 future: 'We are waiting for his decision'

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By Kada Sarkozi
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Fernando Alonso is yet to decide on his future, Aston Martin's Mike Krack said ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix. The two-time world champion previously said that he would make his decision about his future during the summer break. According to his team's Chief Trackside Officer, no final decision has been made yet. "Yeah, I mean the discussion has been going on for many, many months already. I think Fernando was always saying that he will take a decision around the summer time.
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Verstappen's manager praised after new deal: 'Nice pay rise' Original

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By Kada Sarkozi
| GPblog.com
Pierre Gasly believes that Max Verstappen's manager did a good job when negotiating his former teammate's new deal with Red Bull Racing. Ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix, it was confirmed that four-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen will remain with Red Bull Racing until the end of the 2030 season. Speaking to GPblog, among others, Verstappen's former teammate Gasly was asked about the Dutchman's decision. He also praised Verstappen's manager, Raymond Vermeulen. "No, [I'm not surprised].
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