With Red Bull being caught by the chasing pack by the end of 2024, and with new regulations coming in 2026, could the time be right for Max Verstappen to make a switch at the end of 2025?

Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen is contracted to Red Bull Racing until 2028 and yet the likes of Aston Martin and Mercedes continue to sniff around the Dutchman

Max Verstappen will be “very difficult to manage” if he isn’t given a competitive car, Red Bull have been warned by a former F1 team principal. That is the view of ex-Haas team boss Guenther Steiner, who believes four-time world champion Verstappen will be unhappy if Red Bull fail to provide him with a car capable of winning the world championship.

One of these came in Hungary, where Verstappen slated his team on the radio after a misjudged strategy call. The four-time world champion was widely criticised by pundits, but he refused to admit any wrongdoing,

Red Bull helped Max Verstappen to win the 2024 Canadian Grand Prix by issuing instruction to Sergio Perez, but new rules will prevent any future repeats of that ploy

Long-time Max Verstappen ally Calum Nicholas has been part of Red Bull's F1 set-up for a decade, but he has now decided to leave the team

Damon Hill claims Red Bull cannot accept criticism of Max Verstappen and unfairly pull the British-biased card tactically against Sky F1.

Max Verstappen has voiced a huge concern over Red Bull’s performance for the 2025 Formula 1 season-opener at the Australian Grand Prix. The Milton Keynes outfit were faced with a drop to third place in the constructors’ championship in 2024, after McLaren and Ferrari emerged as their competitors at the front of the field.