Max Verstappen has expressed severe dissatisfaction with Red Bull Racing's performance after finishing sixth at the Italian Grand Prix, citing significant technical issues and a drastic decline in car performance over the past six to eight months. He described the team's current situation as a transformation from having 'the most dominant car ever' to an 'undriveable car,' emphasizing the need for major changes to regain competitiveness. Verstappen criticized the team's race strategy and pit stops, which he felt were detrimental to their performance. He bluntly stated that both championships now seem 'not realistic' given their ongoing struggles and the impressive pace of competitors like McLaren. Despite maintaining a lead in the driver standings, he warned that without substantial improvements, Red Bull risks not winning any more races this season. His comments highlight a concerning trend for the team as they approach upcoming races in Baku and Singapore, where past performance has been less than stellar.