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Max Verstappen set to stay at Red Bull in 2026

Verstappen locked in at Red Bull – exit clause no longer in play!

Max Verstappen will remain with Red Bull for the 2026 season, as his much-talked-about exit clause won’t be triggered this year.

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'Max Verstappen will race for Red Bull Racing in 2026'

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Max Verstappen’s Red Bull decision edges closer as key confirmation expected

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Verstappen wins Belgian GP sprint race

Verstappen held off the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris to win a tense sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix.

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Belgian GP: Max Verstappen pips Oscar Piastri in sprint race

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Max Verstappen criticises ‘silly’ Belgian GP suspension as heavy rain hits Spa

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Max Verstappen slams F1 Belgian GP rain delay: "If you can't see, you can always lift"

After being stuck behind Ferrari's Charles Leclerc for 39 laps as he finished fourth, Verstappen was deeply frustrated by what he felt was his team being penalised for preparing for wet conditions.

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Max Verstappen rules out fighting McLaren for F1 title: 'When I watch their onboards, I know enough'

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Max Verstappen forced "over the limit" to hold off Oscar Piastri in Belgium F1 sprint

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Max Verstappen's 2026 F1 future 'DECIDED' by key detail

Max Verstappen ’s F1 future has been seemingly confirmed after the details of his Red Bull exit clause were revealed. Major changes have taken place at Red Bull in 2025, with team principal Christian Horner sacked and replaced by Laurent Mekies in between Silverstone and Spa.

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Max Verstappen’s F1 future decided as exit clause detail emerges

It is understood that for the break clause to be activated, Max Verstappen would have needed to have been outside of the top three in the championship by the end of the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix weekend.

Verstappen says Horner exit will not influence own F1 future

Formula One champion Max Verstappen said Christian Horner's sacking as Red Bull boss would make no difference to decisions about his own future and the team still felt like a second family.

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Verstappen on Horner exit and Red Bull F1 future: "All that matters is a fast car"

Amid a downturn in performance and a battle for power behind the scenes, Horner lost the support of Red Bull's shareholders at a critical moment in the team's history, with it embarking on its own power unit programme for 2026 and with Verstappen's future still unclear.