Despite edging closer to a potential F1 race ban, Max Verstappen has no plans to change his approach. Max Verstappen insists he will not change how he races his F1 rivals despite the looming possibility of a ban in 2025.

Verstappen was docked two penalty points on his Super License for an opening-lap incident with Oscar Piastri at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. That penalty brought the total penalty points on his Super License to eight, four shy of the 12 penalty points that trigger an automatic one-race penalty ban.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has found himself at the centre of rumours of a huge £1billion offer from Aston Martin for the F1 2026 season.

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Max Verstappen has regularly said he is likely to follow in fellow champion Nico Rosberg's footsteps and retire from Formula 1 racing while still relatively young

Jacques Villeneuve thinks "nobody" would care if Max Verstappen left F1 - but we have reasons to suggest otherwise.

Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has been slammed with a dramatic double race penalty this weekend after making an uncharacteristically simple mistake. Last season, the Dutchman wrapped up the F1 2024 drivers' championship after facing fierce competition from Lando Norris, his fourth consecutive crown.