Max Verstappen’s Red Bull commitment was ‘unwavering’ Then there was Max Verstappen and almost constant questions about his future with Mercedes openly courting the Dutchman

Sergio Perez will be replaced at Red Bull by Liam Lawson, a relatively inexperienced driver, to be Max Verstappen's new teammate. The four-time world champion is known to eat his teammates alive and so,

Max Verstappen may have won a fourth straight F1 drivers' title in 2024 but he spent much of the second half of the season complaining about how his Red Bull car felt

Red Bull and crypto exchange Bybit have parted ways after a three-year contract came to an end ahead of the 2025 season. The deal was worth £119million ($150m) in total, making the company one of the Milton Keynes-based team’s biggest financial backers.

Red Bull chief Christian Horner has issued a clear statement on Max Verstappen and a potential future exit from the team. Verstappen wrapped up his fourth consecutive drivers' championship in 2024, but had to contend with a difficult Red Bull car at times.

Christian Horner has underlined that top advisor Helmut Marko is not leaving Red Bull Racing, and will remain with the squad for the foreseeable future. Speaking to Motorsport.com, the team principal also commented on what that means in terms of keeping four-time Max Verstappen.