Guenther Steiner does not believe Max Verstappen will leave Red Bull Racing after 2025. Indeed, according to the former Haas F1 team principal, there are no decent alternatives for the four-time world champion,

Max Verstappen has admitted to being 'done' with Red Bull after a nightmare Formula 1 scenario emerged last season. The Dutchman may have earnt his fourth consecutive world title last year, but the 2024 season was far from seamless at Red Bull.

Verstappen is contracted to remain until 2028, but Red Bull senior advisor Marko said the team has to be “realistic” and that there will be “no reason for Max to stay with u

Verstappen still managed to win the Drivers' Championship but his father Jos believes it will be tougher in 2025 without Newey running the show behind the scenes. "I'm a little doubtful," said Jos. " Red Bull needs to build a car that is more predictable in all conditions. Looking at the second half of 2024, you can't be optimistic.

Can the people in Newey’s wake sort that Red Bull out? If they can’t I don’t think he will be able to stay with the McLarens or Ferraris.”

Max Verstappen is 'keen' to leave Red Bull in 2026 and already knows who he would like to move to. The Dutchman has been the talk of the town in F1 so far in 2025, with the Daily Mail reporting Aston Martin were targeting a £1 billion deal for Verstappen.

With just 11 GP starts under his belt, Lawson has been handed arguably the toughest gig in F1: being Verstappen’s team-mate. There’s no reason to believe that Lawson will be a match for Verstappen in 2025 but he cannot suffer the same deficit which cost Perez his drive at Red Bull.

An interesting and exciting season awaits both Max Verstappen and Red Bull in 2025. The big question is whether the Austrian team can be competitive against the fierce competition of McLaren and Ferrari,

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