However, he has looked far from happy in 2024, with his woeful run of form in recent months allowing McLaren's Lando Norris to emerge as a realistic threat to his drivers' championship crown.
Verstappen has shown signs of frustration during this eight-race winless stretch, lamenting the performance of his normally dependable car.
Verstappen's 'love affair' with rivals
Verstappen's ongoing struggles have sparked rumours that he may look for a change of scenery from 2026, with Mercedes once again being tipped as a potential destination.
And that possibility has a good chance of becoming a reality, according to former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner.
The Italian hinted at the positive relationship between Verstappen, his father Jos, and Mercedes boss Toto Wolff as a key factor which could be pivotal in deciding the three-time champion's future.
"Yes," he told City AM when asked whether Verstappen could leave Red Bull. "I’d like to see him at Red Bull because for me, he’s a threat. He is Red Bull.
"I think if he goes, he’s going to Mercedes. There seems to be a long love affair there and Jos gets on very well with Toto.
"It could be exciting and I think Toto is in a good position. He can pick Max if he is available.
"He is running a business and you need to get the best team to win championships."