Max Verstappen says he does not need to leave Red Bull to cement his legacy, adding it would be “beautiful” to stay with one team for his entire career.

Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen is set to be replaced at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix following a Red Bull driver swap. The Dutchman can finally relax for the final two races of the season, after he claimed his fourth world title at the Las Vegas GP in what has been a difficult year for Red Bull.

Despite Max Verstappen securing his fourth world championship title, his father, Jos Verstappen, noted that Max is no longer consistently winning races. Given t

The Kick Sauber driver will leave his current team at the end of the season, with Nico Hulkenberg and F2 leader Gabriel Bortoleto replacing their current line-up of Bottas and Zhou Guanyu for 2025

Max Verstappen “won’t be” at Red Bull at the start of the F1 2026 season amid persistent rumours of a move to Mercedes. That is the opinion of former Red Bull driver Robert Doornbos, who believes it will “be difficult” for the team to convince the newly crowned four-time World Champion to stay beyond next season.

Four-time champion Max Verstappen has revealed that he had previously tried to tempt 2024 championship rival Lando Norris to Red Bull. After celebrating his fourth consecutive Drivers' Championship title at the Las Vegas Grand Prix,

Max Verstappen's manager Raymond Vermeulen has revealed Red Bull must provide a "competitive package" to guarantee it retains the reigning

Next season eagerly awaited with McLaren, Ferrari and Mercedes all competitive. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Helmut Marko saw enough potential in Max Verstappen to let him become F1's youngest ever driver with Red Bull, despite critics claiming it was too "dangerous" for the now four-time world champion