Max Verstappen says he does not need to leave Red Bull to cement his legacy, adding it would be “beautiful” to stay with one team for his entire career.

Christian Horner has joked that he was expecting Max Verstappen to 'go missing' after wrapping up his fourth straight Drivers' Championship title in Las Vegas.

Despite Max Verstappen securing his fourth world championship title, his father, Jos Verstappen, noted that Max is no longer consistently winning races. Given t

Max Verstappen's fourth straight Formula One world title belongs very much to the Dutch driver after his Red Bull had one of their "toughest" years, team principal Christian Horner has said. Verstappen wrapped up the title in Las Vegas at the weekend after finishing fifth.

And with speculation continuing to surround the long-term future of Verstappen, his father Jos has issued a firm demand to Red Bull that they must continue to perform and build a good car, issuing a stark warning ahead of next season.

Max Verstappen took a moment ahead of this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix to reflect on his fourth world title and on 2025.

Max Verstappen “won’t be” at Red Bull at the start of the F1 2026 season amid persistent rumours of a move to Mercedes. That is the opinion of former Red Bull driver Robert Doornbos, who believes it will “be difficult” for the team to convince the newly crowned four-time World Champion to stay beyond next season.

Max Verstappen, after clinching his fourth consecutive Formula 1 World Championship, made a bold statement, suggesting that he could have secured the title even sooner if he had been driving for McLaren or Ferrari.