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Max Verstappen to stay at Red Bull

Autosport on MSN · 2d

Is Max Verstappen right to commit to Red Bull for 2026?

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?

Daily Jang · 10h

Max Verstappen makes bombshell claim about Red Bull F1 performance

Max Verstappen has expressed predicted that Red Bull will not win another Formula 1 race this season, after qualifying eighth for the Hungarian Grand Prix.The Dutchman could not extract anymore from his RB21 in Q3 at the Hungaroring,

GPFans on MSN · 2h

Christian Horner exit signals new low for Max Verstappen and Red Bull

Regardless of the reasons for their drop off in performance, Red Bull’s current pace is unacceptable and Hungary must feel like a low point in Verstappen's career, one Horner would never have envisioned for his team.

Max Verstappen under FIA probe

Newsweek on MSN · 5h

FIA Delivers Verdict on Max Verstappen - Lewis Hamilton Hungarian GP Incident

An incident involving seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen during the Hungarian GP was under investigation.

GPblog.com on MSN · 2h

F1 Today | Verstappen sees the stewards over Hamilton incident, Ferrari defends Hamilton over 'uselessness'

Missed out on August 3rd's Formula 1 news? Catch up here with the top stories today! Lando Norris managed to beat out Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc to take home the Hungarian Grand Prix win. Afterwards,

Hindustan Times on MSN · 5h

Hungarian GP clash: Max Verstappen under FIA probe after forcing Lewis Hamilton off track

Max Verstappen’s bold move on Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian GP forced the latter off track, putting the former under scrutiny.

motorsport.com on MSN6h

Red Bull reveals cause of Hungarian GP meltdown

The two-stop strategy didn’t work for Max Verstappen, but his team also struggled making the RB21 get its tyres into the ...

15h

Zak Brown: F1’s political battles will be ‘healthier’ after Christian Horner’s Red Bull exit

BUDAPEST, Hungary — McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown believes the political battles in Formula One will be “healthier” with ...

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