Max Verstappen reached 200 Grands Prix with Red Bull in Hungary. The Milton Keynes team wanted to celebrate his journey—marked by four world championships and countless victories—through some of the people who have been and still are part of his circle.

Mekies also expressed his surprise at the calm approach Verstappen has adopted in 2025. Unlike in 2024, the 27-year-old came out of the gate as an underdog this year with McLaren holding the cards in the title fight, and this has sparked a more laidback and pragmatic attitude from the four-time world champion.

Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has given a positive assessment of his first months working with Red Bull’s new team principal, Laurent Mekies.

Laurent Mekies was appointed as the new team principal and CEO of Red Bull following the British GP. In his new role, he works closely with four-time world champion Max Verstappen. The Frenchman believes people still underestimate the impact of the Dutch driver,

Laurent Mekies has admitted to being surprised by Max Verstappen's level as a driver across his first race weekends with Red Bull Racing.

Max Verstappen will live to regret his decision not to move to Mercedes for the 2026 season, according to Express Sport readers. The Dutchman has committed his services to Red Bull next year, clearing the path for George Russell to sign a new long-term contract with the Silver Arrows.

A very disappointing Hungarian Grand Prix weekend led to the four-time world champion claiming that Red Bull will not win another race this year, amid McLaren dominance

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen was left disappointed after failing to qualify in the top five for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen seems set to stay with Red Bull for F1 2026. He gave major thought to leaving, but staying put for now makes the most sense

Max Verstappen has removed any lingering doubts by confirming he will continue with Red Bull Racing in 2026. But is staying put the smartest decision he can make?