Verstappen passes his knowledge test with flying colors
Verstappen receives a nightly visit from a car in hilarious video
Technical analyst discovers aerodynamics of Verstappen’s new starting number
The technical analyst Dr. Obbs, who regularly analyzes aerodynamic or other technical matters on his social channels, has come up with something new this time. Max Verstappen announced that he will race with starting number 3 in 2026. According to Dr. Obbs has 33 percent less starting number drag and one more downforce then numbers 33 and 69. With a wink: Verstappen’s choice also brought a technical advantage.
Red Bull enlists help from ‘mascot’: meet Boxie
Red Bull Racing announces on social channels that the team now has a ‘mascot’. The figure resembles a small helmet and is called Boxie. It is an official Red Bull Racing character, created to… community and strengthen the team’s culture on and off the court.
Red Bull shows off Verstappen’s starting number: ‘A well-known number returns’
Verstappen slows down during test in a Mercedes
After tests by Verstappen as Franz Hermann, Antonelli also has a pseudonym
It is known that Max Verstappen has already driven a GT3 car on the Nordschleife under the pseudonym Franz Hermann. He is not the only one who does not limit himself to Formula 1. Kimi Antonelli appeared after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the Daytona Milton Keynes karting circuit, also under an pseudonym. He introduced himself as Henry Shovlin. That name is a reference to Andrew Shovlin, the Trackside Engineering Director at Mercedes.
Red Bull gives a behind-the-scenes look at Verstappen’s title ambitions
Red Bull Racing gives a behind-the-scenes look at the title ambitions that the team and Max Verstappen cherished until the last race. In a twelve-minute video on the YouTube channel, Red Bull looks back on the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. This shows how Verstappen, who had nothing to lose, made another attempt at the title in 2025. A catchy moment includes a radio message from Verstappen, in which he calls on the team not to be disappointed, but above all very proud.
Brown flies with Norris, Piastri and Stella in private jet to FIA awards gala
Verstappen literally and figuratively leaves Red Bull out in the cold
Verstappen receives award after brilliant 2025 season
Not Lando Norris, not Oscar Piastri, but Max Verstappen took the most pole positions in 2025. Although the Dutchman would have preferred to become world champion, he received a consolation prize from Pirelli in Abu Dhabi: Poleman of the Year. Verstappen has already collected 48 pole straps and has become Poleman of the Year for the fourth time.
Tsunoda thanks Marko with a nice photo
Verstappen laughs at Russell: ‘This is George! Nothing has been photoshopped about this!
Verstappen responds to Marko’s departure: ‘I am eternally grateful to you’
Max Verstappen has responded to Helmut Marko’s departure from Red Bull Racing on his Instagram account. ‘Thank you, Helmut!’ the Dutchman opens in a short message. ‘We have achieved everything we could have ever dreamed of together. I am eternally grateful to you for believing in me.’ Verstappen subsequently gave Marko and Red Bull four world titles and 71 Grand Prix victories. Verstappen shares photos of his victory in Spain 2016 and his first world title, in Abu Dhabi 2021.
Norris with golden helmet, but does not see his wish come true
Lando Norris has competed as world champion for the first time. The Briton stepped into his MCL39 for the test in Abu Dhabi wearing a gold championship helmet, but will still do so with number 4. Norris previously indicated that he would immediately take action with starting number 1, but the FIA prize ceremony is not until Friday, December 12. Until then, Norris is not officially champion yet and number 1 therefore belongs to Verstappen.
Verstappen and Tsunoda give each other helmets and say goodbye