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Max Verstappen considering F1 retirement

F1 LIVE: Max Verstappen speaks Formula 1 future as Mercedes admit issues

The Japanese Grand Prix is done and dusted, with Kimi Antonelli first past the post in a gripping race packed with twists and turns.

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Max Verstappen giving thought to F1 future after 2026 season: ‘Is it worth it?’

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Max Verstappen ‘not enjoying’ racing, may be mulling F1 retirement

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Max Verstappen confirms F1 future in doubt as he blasts new regulations

Max Verstappen has admitted that he is considering his future in Formula 1, following a troublesome start to the season.

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Verstappen calls his Red Bull 'undriveable' after more woes

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Max Verstappen raises retirement possibility after latest F1 frustration

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Max Verstappen’s GT3 outings will not solve F1 frustration, says Jenson Button

Last weekend, he raced in the Nurburgring Langstrecken-Serie (NLS) alongside Daniel Juncadella and Jules Gounon at the 58th ADAC Barbarossapreis, the second round of the 2026 NLS season.

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Max Verstappen rages over 'undriveable' Red Bull car after Japanese GP qualifying shocker

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F1 LIVE: Max Verstappen drops exit bombshell as Lewis Hamilton responds

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F1 Japanese GP as it happened: Antonelli wins after safety car for huge Bearman crash

Antonelli wins the 2026 Japanese Grand Prix; Bearman crash brings out safety car; Race was delayed by 10 minutes due to support series crash; Andrea Kimi Antonelli st

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Max Verstappen demands major F1 change after 'very dangerous' crash

Max Verstappen has demanded F1 make changes to its energy rules following Oliver Bearman's huge crash in the Japanese Grand Prix. Bearman sustained a 50G impact at Suzuka after being caught out by Franco Colapinto's Alpine harvesting energy as Bearman deployed the batteries in his Haas,

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton among three investigations after Japanese GP FP1

Verstappen and Hamilton were involved an incident towards the end of opening practice at Suzuka, with Albon, Perez, Sainz and Lawson also summoned to stewards