Max Verstappen has a contract with Red Bull until the end of the 2028 season, but the Dutchman could be tempted to leave the team early.

Red Bull helped Max Verstappen to win the 2024 Canadian Grand Prix by issuing instruction to Sergio Perez, but new rules will prevent any future repeats of that ploy

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are held in similar regard as two of the greatest drivers that F1 has ever seen, but the two men, who combine for 11 Drivers’ Championship titles, have polar opposite stances on retiring from the sport.

At the recent F1 75 Anniversary Event in London, Max Verstappen, the reigning world champion, faced a wave of boos from the crowd. Held at the O2 Arena on a Tue

Max Verstappen will need to be on his best behaviour in the first-half of F1 2025, with his FIA superlicence tally making for uncomfortable reading. And F1 technical analyst Sam Collins suggested this could lead to a “really interesting opportunity” for Yuki Tsunoda to make his Red Bull debut.

Helmut Marko has spoken out in surprising fashion on reports of Max Verstappen leaving Red Bull. Last month saw reports of a historic £1bn deal being offered to Verstappen's camp to lure him away to Aston Martin before the end of his current contract,

The absence of Max Verstappen on Day 2 of the 2025 pre-season testing in Bahrain raised questions among fans and pundits alike. However, Red Bull’s Technical Director, Pierre Wache, has now provided clarity on the situation.

Liam Lawson will rightly see his promotion to Red Bull as a dream come true - a seat in one of Formula 1's top teams after starting just 11 grands prix - but being paired with Max Verstappen can also be the stuff of nightmares.