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Max Verstappen explains new F1 retirement stance as Mercedes make final decision on move
With a move to Mercedes seemingly off the cards, Verstappen is now well-placed to remain at Red Bull until the end of his contract in 2028. It has been speculated that the four-time world champion could then retire, provided he is content with his achievements in F1, instead pursuing a new career in endurance racing.
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How Mercedes equalled its worst-ever F1 qualifying result at Belgian GP
Mercedes equalled its worst-ever result in 350 Formula 1 qualifying sessions ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix sprint race, ...
From last on the starting grid in P19, the German driver and his Sauber team, now pivotally led by ex-Red Bull guru Jonathan ...
Mercedes is yet to name its 2026 F1 drivers. With interest from Red Bull's Max Verstappen, Luke Smith argues he should join ...
The Dutchman holds the record for the most wins in a single year (19 in 2023), along with the most consecutive grand prix ...
George Russell has indicated that team-mate Kimi Antonelli's spin in qualifying for Formula 1's Belgian Grand Prix Sprint ...
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes Formula 1 will miss his former opposite number at Red Bull, Christian Horner, who ...
The hard-driving billionaire built Mercedes’ F1 team into an auto racing dynasty. Their championship days may be in the rear-view mirror, but he is more successful than ever.
Lewis Hamilton has joked that he can help Andrea Kimi Antonelli negotiate a new deal with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff ...
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff will be in "in the s**t" if Christian Horner returned to the sport with the FIA.
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