Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko looks forward to another exciting Formula 1 season next year, where he expects Max Verstappen to target his fifth champions

Max Verstappen won a fourth consecutive F1 title in 2024 despite Red Bull not being as dominant as they previously were, but worries for his chances in 2025 unless improvements are made

Max Verstappen has warned his Red Bull Formula 1 team “I won’t be champion next year” if its 2024 struggles continue. Having dominated the 2022 and 2023 seasons, Verstappen and Red Bull looked well on course for a repeat this year after winning seven of the first 10 grands prix.

Max Verstappen has issued a stark warning to his Red Bull team, insisting they must up their game or risk losing out on Formula 1 glory next year. Despite a strong start to the 2024 season and initially showcasing a dominant car, Red Bull faced increasing pressure as rivals, particularly McLaren, narrowed the performance gap.

Red Bull has never expected Verstappen’s teammate to reach the same heights as the Dutchman, recognizing his place as a generational talent capable of feats most can’t replicate. But not being able to do what Verstappen does behind the wheel, matching his unique driving style, is seemingly a limitation for anyone across the Red Bull garage.

MILTON KEYNES, England -- Liam Lawson will partner world champion Max Verstappen at Red Bull in 2025, the Formula 1 team said on Thursday. Lawson, a New Zealander, replaces Sergio Perez, who was dropped on Wednesday after months of poor results.

One day after dropping Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing officially picked 22-year-old Liam Lawson to be Max Verstappen's teammate next season.

Max Verstappen's father, Jos Verstappen, has revealed that his son will remain with Red Bull after 2025 if the team will "get it right" next year. Coming on the