Max Verstappen knows his Red Bull has straight-line speed at the Belgian Grand Prix — but can it net him a victory?

Max Verstappen has opened up about the impact of Christian Horner's dismissal on his own future decisions as he settled the Red Bull vs. Mercedes debate.Horner was let go as the Red Bull team principal three days after the British Grand Prix

Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies believes a more competitive car will keep Max Verstappen at Red Bull Racing for the foreseeable future.

With Red Bull off the pace and a daughter at home, Verstappen tells The Athletic he's thinking long term - on and off the grid

Max Verstappen doesn’t think Christian Horner’s firing at Red Bull “will matter at all” amid speculation that he could leave the team after this season

Max Verstappen has admitted Red Bull Racing's decision to fire Christian Horner hasn't changed his position whether he will stay at the team for 2026.

With Christian Horner's dismissal, four-time world champion Max Verstappen is driving with a new team boss at Red Bull Racing for the first time. The Dutchman, among others, responded to GPblog in Belgium when asked whether the departure of the team boss has consequences for his future.

Four-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen has had his RB21 summoned ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix weekend, an FIA statement has confirmed. Verstappen has been the centre of attention at Spa, following the sacking of his old boss Christian Horner in between the British and Belgian grands prix weekends,

During sprint qualifying in Belgium, Max Verstappen held his own against Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, but in the end, he was still half a second off the pace of the Australian. Here's his explanation.