Max Verstappen 's future with Red Bull has been further complicated by a statement from his father and ex-Formula 1 racer Jos Verstappen. Verstappen, who currently races for Red Bull F1 team, managed to claim his fourth consecutive world championship title in 2024, once again crushing the competition to win the trophy with two races to spare.

In the eye of an F1 storm that threatened to destroy his own team, Max Verstappen stayed calm and delivered a fourth consecutive title – Mark Hughes analyses how he did it in this month's magazine

Just days after news broke of Lewis Hamilton engaging with KTM’s MotoGP management about investing in the team due to his passion for two-wheel racing, four-tim

Max Verstappen does not believe he and Red Bull go into F1 2025 as the title favourite – which the reigning four-time World Champion is treating as a positive. While Verstappen was dominant on his way to the 2022 and 2023 titles,

Max Verstappen and Red Bull may have been able to get over the line with the drivers' world championship in 2024 but they have been dealt a huge warning heading into F1 2025. Verstappen, in the end, kept nearest title rival Lando Norris at arm's length to claim his fourth world title in a row but it was far from the dominant and comfortable display he and his team were able to produce after strolling to double success in 2023.