Verstappen's F1 future in doubt as endurance racing offers 'more fun'
Max Verstappen expresses a conflicted stance on his F1 future, citing more fun in endurance racing and criticizing the sport's direction, though he insists he does not want to leave Red Bull before his contract ends in 2028.
Max Verstappen is openly wrestling with his future in Formula 1, stating he does not want to leave the sport but finds more enjoyment in his expanding endurance racing commitments. The four-time world champion criticized the upcoming 2026 technical regulations and suggested the current F1 environment is too political, contrasting it with the "old school" appeal of series like the World Endurance Championship.
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