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

Jos Verstappen reiterates his past comments about Red Bull's downfall by addressing the differences he feels after Adrian Newey's exit.

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.

As Red Bull prepares for the 2025 season, they might soon start looking for a strong driver lineup, especially a strong replacement for Max Verstappen.

Arvid Lindblad is stepping up to Formula 2 in 2025 and Red Bull have high hopes for the British-Swedish starlet who is only 17 but Helmut Marko is confident his future is bright

Max Verstappen has been tipped to shock the world by leaving Red Bull for a team who have not won a Grand Prix in over a decade. The reigning world champion is tied down until 2028 but continues to be linked with a move elsewhere.

Red Bull reportedly have major driver plans in place over the next few seasons, including how they might replace Max Verstappen should he depart.

Formula 1 team Red Bull says Liam Lawson will be the partner for world champion Max Verstappen in 2025. Lawson is a New Zealander.

And that is our round-up of the biggest F1 headlines from Christmas eve, with Max Verstappen‘s future a key talking point, Williams the next team to be linked to his signature. So, let’s dive into the