Max Verstappen has been predicted to make a shock exit from Red Bull at the end of the 2025 Formula 1 season. The Dutchman earned his fourth consecutive title with Red Bull in 2024, despite a difficult season with the team and a championship challenge from McLaren.

Max Verstappen has crushed his Red Bull team-mates over the years, and a mechanic who works closely with the four-time F1 drivers' champion has revealed how

The Dutchman is a controversial character in the eyes of fans - but his mechanic has told of what he's like to work with

Though only 27 and under contract with Red Bull until 2028, Verstappen has said he is closer to the end of his career than the beginning

A Red Bull mechanic has opened up about how Max Verstappen’s relentlessness takes its toll on teammates. The four-time F1 champion is a renowned teammate destroyer, with numerous Red Bull stars being pummelled by the Dutchman’s speed over the years.

GERHARD BERGER believes Red Bull are destined to fail if Christian Horner and Helmut Marko continue feuding.  The duo have locked horns on numerous occasions throughout the past two seasons,

In the past, Max Verstappen has produced some of his most phenomenal drives when he’s been angry or frustrated. Red Bull mechanic Calum Nicholas agrees with this hypothesis as he highlights the Dutchman’s win at the 2024 São Paulo GP, a race weekend that was incredibly frustrating for the 27-year-old and the rest of the Red Bull team.

Max Verstappen has admitted that he won’t be setting targets for the 2025 Formula 1 season until he has had a chance to assess the competitiveness of Red Bull’s RB21 car. Verstappen enters the upcoming campaign billed as the man to beat having won the last four Drivers’ Championships, including all three since the latest regulation change.

Max Verstappen has said he is hoping for more stability in 2025 as he looks to claim his fifth consecutive Formula 1 title with Red Bull.

Max Verstappen isn't willing to call any shots about his title chances in 2025 with Red Bull's competitiveness still an unknown.

Gerhard Berger has no doubt that Max Verstappen is the best driver on the Formula 1 grid right now. However, the former F1 driver emphasises that Verstappen, like any other driver, depends heavily on the equipment provided by Red Bull Racing.