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Verstappen is under contract at Red Bull until 2028, but his future was under scrutiny in recent months amid continued links ...
Just as the rumor mill settled down about Max Verstappen's potential move to Mercedes, his 2026 exit clause has now been ...
Max Verstappen seems set to stay with Red Bull for F1 2026. He gave major thought to leaving, but staying put for now makes the most sense ...
A high-profile rugby union club takeover is set for completion. Red Bull is primed to officially seal a deal for Newcastle… | North East | Sport | Investment | Commercial Partnerships | Business of sp ...
City are awaiting a verdict on the hearing, held last Autumn, on more than 115 charges for alleged financial impropriety.
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FirstSportz on MSN“Stop All Rumors,” Max Verstappen Silences F1 Speculation, Confirms Stay at Red BullMax Verstappen‘s future at Red Bull has been under intense scrutiny ever since the team’s performance struggles began. The Dutchman The post “Stop All Rumors,” Max Verstappen Silences F1 Speculation, ...
George Russell is expected to put pen to paper on a new Mercedes deal shortly, despite Toto Wolff's "avoiding blue ticks" ...
While relegation remains a threat, Red Bull’s long-term plan is aligned with Premiership Rugby’s vision of moving towards a ...
Russell registered all 10 of the points that Mercedes scored at Spa with his P5 finish from P6 on the grid in the Belgian GP. Once the 27-year-old overtook Williams ace Alex Albon shortly after the ...
Ferrari introduced a heavily-revised rear suspension at last Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix which delivered what the team had expected based on the simulations.
Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen says he is staying with the Red Bull team for next year, ending months of speculation over ...
Max Verstappen confirmed he will be racing for Red Bull next season, ending speculation that the four-time Formula One world champion could join Mercedes for the start of a new era in the sport.
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