Jacques Villeneuve thinks "nobody" would care if Max Verstappen left F1 - but we have reasons to suggest otherwise.

Red Bull Racing's star driver, Max Verstappen, has set a clear condition for his continued allegiance to the team amidst the turbulence marking the start of the

Max Verstappen found himself in hot water during the final GTP IMSA Global Esports Championship event of the season, picking up a drive-through penalty after crashing with a rival in a virtual race at the iconic Daytona circuit.

Had Dietrich Mateschitz still been at the Red Bull helm when the F1 2024 in-fighting broke out, he would have soon nipped it in the bud. That is the claim of Red Bull’s reigning four-time World Champion Max Verstappen,

Max Verstappen believes the identity of his teammate next season "won’t matter" as long as Red Bull can produce a fast car.

Perez is not the only racer to have struggled in comparison to Max Verstappen at Red Bull. Pierre Gasly, Alex Albon and Ricciardo to an extent have struggled to keep up with the Dutchman, although in 2017 Ricciardo became the only team-mate to beat Verstappen in the championship across a full season.

Four-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen was involved in another first-corner incident as he earned a drive-through penalty in a IMSA Global Esports Championship sim race.

A dire verdict has been issued for drivers hoping to one day challenge Max Verstappen for the Formula 1 world championship title. The Dutchman secured his fourth consecutive title with Red Bull last year,