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Max Verstappen to Mercedes: Everything we know so far as George Russell faces exit
That said, there is no guarantee that Verstappen will stay, even after Horner, who was a thorn in the side of his entourage, was dismissed. According to De Telegraaf, the 51-year-old’s exit has not boosted Red Bull ’s chances of retaining their star driver.
Max Verstappen transfer given ‘green light’ by Mercedes chairman
Mercedes chairman and CEO Ola Kallenius has reportedly approved the signing of Max Verstappen. Kallenius has given “the green light” for Mercedes to complete a blockbuster transfer for Red Bull’s four-time world champion, according to Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Formula 1 paddock is rarely quiet, but the whispers surrounding Max Verstappen’s future have reached a fever pitch.
Former Formula One driver Jenson Button has backed Max Verstappen 's move to Mercedes, saying he would form an excellent driver lineup with George Russell. While that would mean replacing Andrea Kimi ...
Fernando Alonso has jokingly offered to act as a ‘consultant’ for Max Verstappen over his potential move to Mercedes.
As Max Verstappen to Mercedes rumbles on, Fernando Alonso says he doesn't have any advice but he'll happily be a "consultant" ...
Max Verstappen, who is currently signed with Red Bull, is in talks with Mercedes over changing sides, according to The ...
George Russell says there’s an “exceptionally low” chance he’ll leave Mercedes next year even after he claimed the team was ...
Mercedes-Benz chief executive Ola Kallenius, who is effectively Toto Wolff ’s boss, has made it clear that he would like to ...
Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes that Max Verstappen should compete for a Formula 1 team “where he’s happy.” ...
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