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Marko now ‘convinced’ Verstappen will stay at Red Bull in 2026
Red Bull’s Helmut Marko appears far more confident about Max Verstappen’s long-term commitment to the team, softening his previously cautious tone and affirming that he now expects the Dutchman to remain in the Red Bull fold through the 2026 Formula 1 season.
After Max Verstappen beat Lando Norris to pole in Miami despite having, according to Red Bull, the lesser car, Norris says it ...
Max Verstappen was running in P3 for a large part of the Miami Grand Prix. However, in the end, it was Mercedes driver George ...
However, it has now been claimed that one team interested in Verstappen is now 'out of the question'. As reported by F1 ...
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Red Bull ‘extremely good’ at creating ‘miracle’ narrative to Verstappen performancesIt was no miracle that Max Verstappen beat Lando Norris to pole position for the Miami Grand Prix, Andrea Stella calling that ...
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Schumacher doesn't rule out Red Bull comeback: 'Verstappen and Lambiase do amazing things'Whilst Ralf Schumacher believes that McLaren should run away with the title, he does not entirely rule out Red Bull and Max ...
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Max Verstappen throws “very sloppy” Red Bull under the bus over Miami GP Sprint pitlane crash with Kimi AntonelliThe sprint race at the Miami GP was a chaotic affair. Rain made things tricky for drivers with a red The post Max Verstappen ...
Max Verstappen and Kelly Piquet welcomed their daughter, Lily, with Red Bull principal Christian Horner dismissing any ...
Milton Keynes Citizen on MSN23h
Red Bull struggle for race pace at the Miami Grand PrixMax Verstappen avoided penalties after he was once again involved in a first corner incident in Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix.
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