Red Bull sacking Christian Horner is one of the key reasons why Max Verstappen has stayed at the team, former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher believes. Schumacher argues the dismissal showed to Verstappen that they were willing to do anything to turn the team’s fortunes around.

Ferrari have extended the contract of team principal Fred Vasseur. The Frenchman was under real threat to lose his job according to the Italian media only last month, but Ferrari have put an end to this speculation by extending his contract by multiple years.

The FIA left many fans disappointed in Belgium. Spectators were eagerly anticipating a thrilling wet race at Spa-Francorchamps, but the FIA delayed the start for so long that the race effectively took place after the rain had passed. Why did the FIA make that decision and could things have been handled differently?

The saga is over, everyone. Red Bull Racing have confirmed Max Verstappen will be staying at the team for 2026, squashing all rumours of a potential move elsewhere like Mercedes.

According to De Telegraaf, who are usually very reliable and well-informed when it comes to Max Verstappen in particular, the Dutchman is definitively staying at Red Bull Racing in 2026.

Both Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton believe the FIA waited for far too long to get the Belgian Grand Prix underway. Hamilton argues there was an overreaction from Silverstone last time out, where visibility was very poor, while Verstappen argued no delay was ever needed as it wasn’t actually raining anymore.

Argentina are hopeful they can get Formula 1 back to the country in a few years’ time. The Autódromo de Oscar y Juan Gálvez in Buenos Aires has been completely renovated and has been confirmed to host MotoGP again in 2027. The next step is to bring F1 over.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has said the team intends to keep George Russell and Kimi Antonelli for next season but continues to flirt with Max Verstappen. Wolff added he doesn’t think there will be any quote “big surprises” in the summer, but also said Verstappen would look great in a Mercedes car.

With 332 points still available, Dr. Helmut Marko believes Max Verstappen’s bid for a fifth title is far from over. Red Bull Racing will bring new upgrades to Belgium this weekend to boost the Dutchman’s championship chances. In this GPFans Special, we look at what Red Bull has left to keep his title hopes alive.

The Verstappen rumour mill doesn’t stop as Dutch F1 commentator Nelson Valkenburg has revealed he’s been primed to be ready for a Verstappen press event this weekend in Spa. Both Verstappen’s camp and Mercedes are said to take a decision on next year over the summer, meaning this press event could well be it.