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Max Verstappen joining Aston Martin in F1 2026 would make “most sense” - Johnny Herbert
Former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert says the most sensible option for Max Verstappen would be to leave Red Bull and join Aston Martin next year. A relatively tough start to the season for Red Bull has led to doubts over Verstappen seeing out his deal with the team until the end of the 2028 season.
Max Verstappen's future is clear as Saudi Arabian GP leaves F1 star with obvious next move
Verstappen’s stance is clear. The 27-year-old is in F1 to fight for World Championships, rather than podiums or top-five finishes. Unlike Charles Leclerc at Ferrari and George Russell at Mercedes, he does not want to lead a long-term rebuild project - he wants immediate success.
Former RB boss, Franz Tost breaks down the quality Kimi Antonelli needs to reach the level of the likes of Max Verstappen & ...
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With no guarantees that Red Bull will overhaul their form, Verstappen’s future has been called into question. The 27-year-old ...
With triple headers exhausting drivers, an F1 journalist theorizes if that's the reason Max Verstappen was silent about his ...
Kyle Larson’s dream of competing in the Indy 500 took a sharp hit—literally—after a crash ended his highly anticipated run.
The Drivers' Championship fight is well-poised ahead of the Miami Grand Prix next weekend, with Oscar Piastri leading the way ...
Veteran F1 Journo Reveals Yuki Tsunoda’s Role in Max Verstappen’s Pole Position in Jeddah Qualifying
Veteran F1 journalist praises Yuki Tsunoda for ensuring that Max Verstappen took pole position at the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP.
Daniel Ricciardo once revealed he's a Max Verstappen fan—and it had nothing to do with speed. It was all about honesty.
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