Max Verstappen‘s future at Red Bull has remained a hot topic since the beginning of the team’s incessant performance struggles. The Dutchman has received some very lucrative offers from the rival teams amidst Milton Keynes’ tumultuous state.
Oscar Piastri was not in contention for the F1 world title in 2024 despite his teammate Lando Norris’ bid against Max Verstappen. However, the Austrian driver has managed to turn things around this year with a string of impressive results.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen achieved feats that only the legendary Michael Schumacher had managed after his Japanese Grand Prix win. In a surprising turn of events, Verstappen secured pole position for the Japan race by delivering an impressive lap and then converted that pole into a victory after fending off the speedy McLaren cars.
Max Verstappen has had an underwhelming start to the 2025 F1 season. The reigning world champion does not have the quickest car on the grid and faces the challenge of going up against McLaren for the title this year.
Max Verstappen has lost out on multiple winning opportunities over the last season due to Red Bull’s incessant performance struggles. The 2025 season might be no different as Verstappen suffered from a lack of pace at the season opener in Australia.
Max Verstappen has always been critical of Netflix’s Docuseries ‘Drive to Survive’ based on the behind-the-scenes of Formula 1. The mega-famous docu-series is known to twist many scenes and create unnecessary rivalries.
Max Verstappen is arguably the biggest name in Formula 1 right now. The Dutch driver has won four world titles in a row and aims to defend the championship yet again this year.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull are under pressure to perform in the 2025 F1 season. After a challenging campaign last year, Milton Keynes cannot afford any mistakes.
The F1 75 booing saga has made headlines since last week's event at London’s O2 Arena. The controversy escalated as key figures, including Max Verstappen’s father Jos Verstappen, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff, McLaren CEO Zak Brown, and even the FIA, which also received boos, shared their views.
Ted Kravitz, analyst for Sky Sports F1, has openly disagreed with comments made by Jos Verstappen, father of reigning champion driver Max Verstappen, about his son's future attendance at UK events.
Formula 1 held its first-ever season launch at London’s O2 the past week. The sport celebrated its 75th anniversary. However, the event made headlines for the wrong reasons after Max Verstappen was booed by fans.
Considering that Max Verstappen is fresh off a fourth consecutive world title for Red Bull, some might be perplexed about the consistent rumours suggesting the Dutchman could leave the team.
Max Verstappen was subjected to disrespectful behavior by English fans present at the F1 75. The Dutchman alongside Christian Horner was booed by the crowd for unforeseeable reasons.
Formula 1 held its first-ever season launch in London’s O2 last week. The event divided opinions after Max Verstappen and Red Bull were booed by the fans in attendance.
Formula 1 recently held the F1 75 event, where all teams revealed their liveries for the 2025 season. However, Max Verstappen and Red Bull faced disrespectful behavior from the British crowd, as boos erupted when the driver took the stage.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull faced a difficult campaign last year. The Dutch driver managed to clinch the world title despite going winless for four months.
Max Verstappen is known for his reluctance to attend official events arranged by Formula 1. The Dutchman has put forth his opinions on such events numerous times.
Max Verstappen became a four-time World Champion with Red Bull during the 2024 Formula 1 season. However, one question lingers. Will the Dutchman continue to race for the Bulls?
Max Verstappen's father, Jos Verstappen, has issued a warning to Red Bull, stating that the team must prove itself again next season following a turbulent year marked by significant changes.
Three-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen's father says Red Bull Racing "will explode" if it continues to lose key employees. Jos Verstappen, himself
Jos Verstappen has taken Red Bull to task for its handling of the RB20's upgrades, pointing out the negative impact these changes have had on Max Verstappen's performance, while McLaren continues to secure race victories.