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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.
George Russell has addressed the topic of a potential contract extension with Mercedes ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix.
George Russell is not losing any sleep over his position with Mercedes, even as rumors regarding his Formula 1 future swirl.
Mercedes is yet to name its 2026 F1 drivers. With interest from Red Bull's Max Verstappen, Luke Smith argues he should join ...
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‘Nothing has proven’ Mercedes F1 2026 favourite as Red Bull update provided by MarkoRed Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko played down the idea that Mercedes will best interpret the new F1 2026 engine ...
George Russell says he is at “ease” with his Mercedes F1 future despite confirming that there is currently “no contract on ...
George Russell and Kimi Antonelli are Mercedes' first choice for next season, team boss Toto Wolff said in comments appearing ...
Lewis Hamilton says he will challenge every area of Maranello as “crunch time” nears in his hunt for an eighth world title ...
Max Verstappen has insisted that Christian Horner’s shock departure as team boss of Red Bull will have no impact on his ...
Formula One statistics for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, round 13 of the 24 race championship: ...
Gone are the slim sidepods that made the Mercedes W14 — and its predecessor, last year’s W13 — so visibly different to the rest of the F1 grid. The changes to the car run far deeper.
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