Max Verstappen poised to remain at Red Bull for F1 2026 as break clause expires
Max Verstappen is poised to remain with Red Bull in 2026 as the clause which could have permitted a move elsewhere in F1 won't become active this season.
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Max Verstappen is poised to remain with Red Bull in 2026 as the clause which could have permitted a move elsewhere in F1 won't become active this season.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has defended the FIA's decision to delay the F1 Belgian GP, a move criticised by both Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.
Max Verstappen has argued there will "never be classic wet races" again as he voiced his discontent at the FIA's hesitation to begin the F1 Belgian GP.
Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies has revealed the team is braced for a wet F1 Belgian GP, implementing a high-downforce set-up for Max Verstappen.
Max Verstappen’s qualifying session for the F1 Belgian GP failed to deliver the progress he had hoped for, with a bold set-up change “backfiring”.
Max Verstappen has urged that it would be premature to attribute his win in the Belgian GP Sprint Race to Red Bull's recent management change in F1.
Oscar Piastri explained why he couldn't find a way to bring the fight to Max Verstappen, losing out to the Dutchman in the F1 Belgian GP Sprint Race.
Max Verstappen admitted his win in the Sprint Race in F1's Belgian GP felt like “15 qualifying laps” as he fought to keep the McLarens behind.
Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies has explained how he will endeavour to retain Max Verstappen at the team, saying that keeping his "magic" on an F1 track is crucial.
Max Verstappen secured a front-row start in Sprint Qualifying for the F1 Belgian GP, but admitted Red Bull’s straight-line speed won’t close the gap to McLaren.