Reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has issued a clear update over his future at Red Bull. The Dutch star secured his fourth consecutive title last season, further cementing his name into the sport’s history books.

Red Bull senior adviser Dr Helmut Marko has revealed the gap the organisation will accept between Kiwi Liam Lawson and world champion Max Verstappen when t

Dutch F1 commentator, Nelson Valkenburg lists down the only criteria Red Bull need to fulfill to retain Max Verstappen in 2026.

Red Bull has never expected Verstappen’s teammate to reach the same heights as the Dutchman, recognizing his place as a generational talent capable of feats most can’t replicate. But not being able to do what Verstappen does behind the wheel, matching his unique driving style, is seemingly a limitation for anyone across the Red Bull garage.

Max Verstappen ’s dad Jos Verstappen has blasted claims from Helmut Marko after the Red Bull chief declared that fatherhood would slow the driver down. The four-time world champion is set to become a father for the first time this year. Verstappen stormed to another F1 title in 2024 after getting the better of his closest challenger Lando Norris.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has branded reports about his father Jos Verstappen being a distraction to Red Bull as 'nonsense.' Jos, who is also a former Form

Liam Lawson is expected to be within three tenths of a second of Max Verstappen in F1 2025, according to Helmut Marko. Lawson steps up to Red Bull Racing from Racing Bulls in F1 2025, having only competed in 11 races in Formula 1 over the course of the last two seasons.

Red Bull were uncharacteristically undeveloped last year, failing to introduce significant solutions to the RB20. Thanks to McLaren’s unforced errors and moments of brilliance from Verstappen, they managed to clinch the drivers’ crown.

Red Bull Racing is grappling with an enormous financial burden following the decision to part ways with Sergio Perez.