F1: Verstappen’s jet flies to Salzburg, Red Bull’s headquarters, after the Hungarian GP

F1: Verstappen's jet flies to Salzburg, Red Bull's headquarters, after the Hungarian GP

Max Verstappen’s jet was seen flying to Salzburg, the city where Red Bull’s headquarters are located, two days after the Formula 1 Hungarian GP. There is still no further information about what he went to do there.

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On Tuesday (28), flight radar information showed that the four-time world champion’s plane left Nice, near Monaco, for Sardinia, where it landed at an airport. Unleash the Lion, the Dutchman’s luxury yacht, docked at the port last Sunday. It is still not possible to confirm who was on the flight or on the boat.

F1: Verstappen's jet flies to Salzburg, Red Bull's headquarters, after the Hungarian GP
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Max Verstappen (NLD) Red Bull Racing celebrates his second position on the podium.

After the brief stop on the Italian island, the jet took off and headed towards Salzburg. The only possible confirmation is that the city hosts Red Bull’s headquarters. Although the purpose of the visit is still unclear, information from GPblog points out that it is something quick, as the private plane returns to the Mediterranean the same afternoon.

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In June, Verstappen also went to the city. There, a meeting took place involving the driver, his manager Raymond Vermeulen, and Red Bull executives Mark Mateschitz, Oliver Mintzlaff, and Chalerm Yoovidhya. What was discussed was never explained.

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F1: Verstappen's jet flies to Salzburg, Red Bull's headquarters, after the Hungarian GP
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