Max Verstappen may have driven a silver Mercedes in his sim racing over the British Grand Prix weekend, but Helmut Marko says so what.

Red Bull chief advisor Helmut Marko has officially declared Max Verstappen 's dominant period with the team as 'over', citing that the world championship fight is done for 2025. Verstappen claimed four consecutive world championship titles between 2021-2024, in a stunning period of dominance in which he broke a plethora of F1 records .

Red Bull sports advisor Helmut Marko has summarized the results of the British Grand Prix, stating that driver Max Verstappen has no chance of contending for the Formula 1 title this season.

Helmut Marko admitted McLaren "is superior" to Red Bull this season, and it would be "very difficult to come close" to them.

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko gave his assessment of Yuki Tsunoda's qualifying performance after the driver was eliminated in Q1.

Helmut Marko, the sporting consultant for Red Bull, stated that Dutch driver Max Verstappen will continue racing for the team and expressed his boredom with questions regarding this topic.

He went on to manage several Austrian drivers, before linking up with Red Bull co-owner Dietrich Mateschitz in 1990, who appointed Marko as his advisor.

During the Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone, Max Verstappen took part in a sim race — notably behind the wheel of a Mercedes. While the move raised some eyebrows, Helmut Marko insisted there’s no reason to read too much into it.