Max Verstappen 's future with Red Bull has been further complicated by a statement from his father and ex-Formula 1 racer Jos Verstappen. Verstappen, who currently races for Red Bull F1 team, managed to claim his fourth consecutive world championship title in 2024, once again crushing the competition to win the trophy with two races to spare.

The Red Bull RB21 will grant Max Verstappen's wish with McLaren and Lewis Hamilton expected to go retro in the F1 2025 livery predictions.

Max Verstappen has urged Red Bull to make changes to their F1 livery for the 2025 season. Red Bull have been consistent with their F1 colour scheme over the years, adopting a dark blue matte livery. However, their lack of variation appears to have irked their star driver.

Verstappen, in the end, kept nearest title rival Lando Norris at arm's length to claim his fourth world title in a row but it was far from the dominant and comfortable display he and his team were able to produce after strolling to double success in 2023.

Despite rejecting Carlos Sainz in favour of promoting Liam Lawson for the 2025 season, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner is not ruling out potentially signing the former Ferrari driver down the road.

The Austrian outfit’s title partner is Oracle, who joined hands with them in 2022 on the back of Verstappen’s maiden title-winning campaign. Reportedly, Oracle pays Red Bull somewhere between $90 to $100 million a season, making it one of the biggest deals in the sport’s history.

T he Red Bull Racing team is readying themselves for an exciting 2025 racing season by implementing a number of changes to their Formula 1 car, the RB21. Their primary focus is to

Red Bull made a mistake in placing Liam Lawson alongside Max Verstappen for F1 2025, as they “need” Yuki Tsunoda in that role. That is the warning issued by F1 steward and former Sky F1 pundit Johnny Herbert,

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has hinted at future Formula 1 opportunities for axed star Sergio Perez. Following a dismal 2024 season, Perez has decided to take a 'sabbatical' from the sport, instead being replaced in his full-time seat with the team by New Zealander Liam Lawson.