Max Verstappen insisted on Thursday that Christian Horner’s shock departure as team boss of Red Bull will have no impact on his future plans.

F ormula 1 champion Max Verstappen has offered an update on his early retirement plans, suggesting he could well stick around in the sport for longer than he has previously suggested.

Lewis Hamilton has broken his silence on Christian Horner's Red Bull departure amid speculation linking him to Ferrari. After ...

Oscar Piastri has revealed that both he and McLaren held talks with the FIA in the aftermath of the Safety Car controversy at ...

Red Bull have a mammoth task on their hands to overturn the deficit they now face after a poor 18 months of Formula 1 ...

Max Verstappen has denied holding any secret talks with Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff after fans discovered that both F1 figures were spending their breaks ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix ...

George Russell is out of contract at Mercedes at the end of this year and the lack of progress over a new deal has only ...

Max Verstappen has insisted that Christian Horner's departure will have no bearing on whether he decides to remain with Red ...

Horner’s axing, a couple of days after the British Grand Prix earlier this month, brought down the curtain on his 20-year ...

Max Verstappen says Christian Horner’s sudden dismissal does not guarantee his future at Red Bull. Horner will not be at a ...

Max Verstappen has fielded questions from the media for the first time since Christian Horner was removed as his Red Bull F1 ...

Carlos Sainz went into the 2024 season knowing that he would be replaced at Ferrari by the arrival of Lewis Hamilton ...