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Though only 27 and under contract with Red Bull until 2028, Verstappen has said he is closer to the end of his career than the beginning

Max Verstappen has crushed his Red Bull team-mates over the years, and a mechanic who works closely with the four-time F1 drivers' champion has revealed how

Max Verstappen has been predicted to make a shock exit from Red Bull at the end of the 2025 Formula 1 season. The Dutchman earned his fourth consecutive title with Red Bull in 2024, despite a difficult season with the team and a championship challenge from McLaren.

Piastri was forced to play a support role during the second half of the 2024 campaign, helping team-mate Lando Norris in his battle with Max Verstappen. Ultimately, the Brit fell agonisingly short.

In the past, Max Verstappen has produced some of his most phenomenal drives when he’s been angry or frustrated. Red Bull mechanic Calum Nicholas agrees with this hypothesis as he highlights the Dutchman’s win at the 2024 São Paulo GP, a race weekend that was incredibly frustrating for the 27-year-old and the rest of the Red Bull team.

Red Bull technical director Pierre Wache believes that the team’s additional wind tunnel run time will give the team a ‘big advantage’ over McLaren and Ferrari for the development of their 2026 car.

But Formula One world champion Max Verstappen sees untapped potential in the virtual world. Sim racing is more than a video game; it’s a career path in the competitive esports world filled with championships,

Christian Horner has broken his silence after rumours that Max Verstappen could swap Red Bull for Aston Martin in a deal worth £1billion. Verstappen enters the F1 2025 season aiming to secure a fifth consecutive World Championship with Red Bull,

Christian Klien believes Red Bull Racing have learnt from their past mistakes, and as a result, they will put less pressure on Liam Lawson in his first year with the Austrian team. The former Formula 1 driver stresses that Lawson's main concern is to learn from Max Verstappen and not focus so much on the idea of being able to beat the four-time world champion.