Max Verstappen has dropped a bombshell about his Formula 1 career, declaring that his next decision—whether to stay with Red Bull or jump to a rival team—will be his final one in the sport. With his contract extending until 2028,

Red Bull star Max Verstappen has dropped a huge clue on what the future could hold for him in Formula 1, amid talk that he could leave either his current team or the sport. The Dutchman has enjoyed huge dominance in F1 in recent years, winning three consecutive world championships from 2021 to 2023.

Kimi Antonelli has been in the Mercedes stable for several years, but Red Bull also knew of his speed from a young age.

The F1 world title battle between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris will resume in just over a week at Circuit of the Americas. Drivers up and down the grid should be ready and refreshed for the fight after taking almost a month off.

According to Front Office Sports, F1 had 1.5 billion cumulative viewers in 2021, largely thanks to the exciting title battle between Lewis Hamilton and Verstappen, which went down to the wire. Verstappen dethroned a driver that had dominated the sport and made it ‘boring’ before, and neutral F1 fans were loving it.

Max Verstappen's FIA war will not go away with a former Formula 1 race winner blasting the sport's governing body following the three-time world champion's punishment. At the Singapore Grand Prix, Verstappen was given the F1 equivalent of community service after using a swear word to describe how his car had performed at the previous race.

Max Verstappen says he will walk away from Formula 1 after his next contract, that’s if he even signs a new one. The triple World Champion is currently under contract with Red Bull until the end of the 2028 season,

Red Bull star Max Verstappen has dropped a huge clue on what the future could hold for him in Formula 1, amid talk that he could leave either his current team or the sport. The Dutchman has enjoyed huge dominance in F1 in recent years,

After another “shocker” for Sergio Perez, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has warned of three drivers waiting in the wings, while Max Verstappen took aim at the conditions and mandated three-stopper in Qatar.