Trailing the McLaren team-mates in the standings, Le Mans winner Nick Catsburg has told Max Verstappen that he needs to team up with Jos to “stoke” tension at McLaren. After the celebrations ...

The Red Bull future of Max Verstappen is a topic which continues to generate debate, with a bruising Bahrain GP experience serving as a fresh spark. However, former Hispania and Lotus driver ...

Max Verstappen faced significant challenges at the Bahrain Grand Prix, grappling with Red Bull's balance and tyre management issues, ultimately finishing sixth. Despite longer pit stops and ...

Max Verstappen's future at Red Bull Racing is being rumoured to be on the wish list of almost half the grid. Four Formula 1 teams, including McLaren and Alpine, are reportedly interested in a ...

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen said he is only "taking part" in the championship this year, not challenging or fighting for a title. The comments follow Verstappen's narrowing of Norris's title ...

After just four races, the 2025 Formula 1 season has been anything but smooth sailing for Red Bull and Max Verstappen, which has caused concern for the driver's future with the team. As reported ...

Max Verstappen opted against speaking with his team after the Bahrain Grand Prix. The four-time world champion was scrapping against an ill-handling race car throughout Sunday’s battle around ...

Red Bull chief Helmut Marko has sounded the alarm bells over Max Verstappen's future with the team after a lacklustre performance in Bahrain, where the Dutchman could only muster a sixth-place finish.

Red Bull’s throne is shaking—and so is its grip on Max Verstappen. Helmut Marko, advisor to the Milton-Keynes based team didn’t mince words when speaking to the media after the race in Bahrain.

As Lazenby mused, Verstappen’s driving is likely masking a seeper technical crisis. If Red Bull can’t turn the tide soon, the paddock whispers about Max’s 2026 exit clause will only get louder.