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Max Verstappen's former Red Bull team-mate Nyck de Vries has opened up on his relationship with the F1 world champion - and his verdict will make his rivals shudder

Nyck de Vries insists he is happy with his current situation, despite failing to score a single point on his return to Formula E following his sacking by AlphaTauri

Formula 1 fans will recognise plenty of familiar faces if they tune into TNT Sports' coverage of the Mexico City E-Prix this weekend - the first race of the new Formula E season

At the 2022 Italian Grand Prix, Formula E sensation Nyck de Vries enjoyed a stunning drive after replacing the ill Alex Albon for Williams, earning him a seat with AlphaTauri last season

Daniel Ricciardo has made no secret of his plan to use his AlphaTauri berth to prove he is good enough to retake his old Red Bull seat now occupied by the under-pressure Sergio Perez

Max Verstappen may have conquered all in 2023 but there were plenty of other F1 drivers who starred this year, as Mirror Sportgives a final verdict on how Lewis Hamilton and co got on

Nyck de Vries has already been signed to race in Formula E with Mahindra Racing but has now taken on a second job in the World Endurance Championship after his F1 axe

De Vries will be back in full-time racing next year after confirming his next move following his unceremonious axing from the F1 grid after just 10 races with AlphaTauri

Dutch driver Nyck de Vries had a short stint in Formula One with AlphaTauri but was axed after just ten races of the season and has taken his career in a slightly different direction

Mercedes chief Wolff and driver Russell were talking about Nyck de Vries, the former Mercedes junior driver who was axed by Red Bull and overlooked at the Dutch Grand Prix

Nyck de Vries was axed by Red Bull's second team AlphaTauri after failing to score a point in his first 10 races in Formula One - with Daniel Ricciardo taking his place

Red Bull took the decision last week to axe former Mercedes reserve Nyck de Vries after just 10 races with AlphaTauri, replacing him for the rest of the season with Daniel Ricciardo

Red Bull's Helmut Marko and Christian Horner both explained Nyck de Vries was axed from AlphaTauri over his lack of pace, ahead of Daniel Ricciardo's F1 return in his place

De Vries raced just 10 times for Red Bull's sister team AlphaTauri in F1, before the decision was taken to axe in and bring in the experienced Daniel Ricciardo as replacement

In the wake of De Vries' exit from AlphaTauri, reports emerged in some media outlets claiming the Dutch racer had taken aim at Red Bull over the outcome of the 2021 F1 title race

Nyck De Vries endured a short-lived spell in Formula 1 after being axed by Alpha Tauri but the driver could quickly find himself back in a seat as a Formula E opportunity arises

Christian Horner made the decision to dump Nyck de Vries from his seat after just 10 races, but the Red Bull boss has defended the brutal move despite coming in for heavy criticism

Nyck de Vries was axed by ruthless Red Bull chief Helmut Marko after just 10 races in F1 with AlphaTauri, after which Sky's Ted Kravitz suggested the Austrian needs to learn patience

Ricciardo has been given a second chance in his F1 career after losing his place with McLaren at the end of last year and has 12 races to prove he still has the speed

Sky Sports pundit Ted Kravitz has given his thoughts on Daniel Ricciardo's move to AlphaTauri and the chances of him replacing Sergio Perez at Red Bull next season

Ricciardo is back on the F1 grid after taking Nyck de Vries' seat at AlphaTauri, and will be eyeing a potential return to the Red Bull team if he can prove his worth

Ricciardo has been called up by Red Bull's sister team AlphaTauri to race for them for the rest of the season, after parting ways with Nyck de Vries following the first 10 races of 2023

The British Grand Prix was De Vries' 10th and final appearance as an AlphaTauri driver, having been removed from his race seat after failing to score a point so far in 2023

AlphaTauri have parted ways with De Vries after just 10 races with the team, replacing him with Daniel Ricciardo after the Aussie's Silverstone tyre test on Tuesday

Ricciardo was left without a seat when his contract at McLaren was cut short at the end of last season, but he is now set for an earlier return to the F1 grid than expected