Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso have a desire to join forces in the future, but there is something standing in the way.

Max Verstappen insists that loyalty is the crucial trait he wants from Red Bull. The reigning F1 champion is on course to wrap up his fourth consecutive championship this season. But his future at Red Bull was unexpectedly questioned during the furore around Christian Horner’s investigation, and Mercedes continue to dream of luring Verstappen away.

It is a fundamental problem, so it is not something that will be fixed within weeks,” Verstappen offered to Motorsport. “We need to understand what it is, because we clearly don’t understand it.” “But we will work hard to find the problem and then try to get rid of it.

Max Verstappen ’s father has said that Red Bull’s “period of dominance has come to an end” and urged the team to make changes after a disappointing Monaco Grand Prix. Verstappen, seeking a fourth consecutive world title, finished only sixth in Monte Carlo, while teammate Sergio Perez crashed out of the race.

Max Verstappen has revealed there are information risks involved with discussing Red Bull's recent controversies. Red Bull may have enjoyed a dominance on-track over the past few years, but off-track 2024 has been a difficult year.

George Russell says he ‘wouldn’t be at all surprised’ if Max Verstappen took a step back from Formula 1 amid reports he could leave Red Bull. Verstappen is contracted to Red Bull until 2028 and has enjoyed incredible success with the team,

George Russell has admitted he 'wouldn't shy away from' leaving Mercedes to fight with Max Verstappen at Red Bull. The young British driver joined Mercedes in 2022 at the same time they fell off their perch.

Red Bull chief advisor Helmut Marko has claimed that Sebastian Vettel has asked about making an incredible return to Formula 1 - but has given him a firm warning around Max Verstappen. ➡️ READ MORE Red Bull F1 release STRONG statement over Verstappen exit talks Red Bull have issued a firm but hilarious statement regarding the rumours that Max Verstappen could leave the team.

GPblog has learned Max Verstappen will stay at Red Bull for the 2025 season, despite recent rumours that the Dutchman considered Mercedes for next year. The internal turmoil at Alpine has continued as they sack yet another key team member.