Max Verstappen𓄧 will look to defend his🃏 F1 title with Red Bull in 2025.

Max Verstappen clinched his fourth consecutive F1 drivers’ Title in 2024 - and it was argu♏ably his best yet. Despite winning seven of the opening ten races, Red Bull’s form quickly tailed off.

This left Verstappen exposed at the top of the 𒐪standings amid McLaren’s strong form in the hands of Lando Norris. However, even though McLaren had a superior car, Verstappen continued to deliver brilliant drives to maintain his lead at the top of the championship.

He took a spectacular victory from 17th on the grid at the Sa🌳o Paulo Grand Prix to effectively secure the title. Alongside Liam Lawson in 2025, Verstappen will be hopeful Red Bull have made crucial imprꦬovements over the winter.

Verstappen became the youngest driver in F1 history to start a Grand Prix when he made his debut♑ at the 2015 Australian Grand Prix. He then becam🍰e the youngest driver to score points in Malaysia.

An impressive rookie season saw him promoted to the main Red Bull team alongside Daniel Ricciardo after a handful of races in 2016. He won on debut for 📖Red Bull at the 2016 Spani✃sh Grand Prix.

Due to an underperforming Renault power unit, Red Bull could never beat Mercedes or Ferrari on merit until their switch to Honda in 2019. Still, Verstappen ad🧸ded further wins in 2017 in Malaysia and Mexico.

By 2018, Verstappen was i🌞n the ascendancy against Ricciardo. The Monaco Grand Prix was a turning point for the Dutchm🔯an. After an error-strewn start to the year, Verstappen’s form post-Monaco was incredible, finding consistency that he hadn’t shown before. He added two more wins in Austria and Mexico, finishing fourth overall in the standings.

With Ricciardo le✨aving the team for Renault in 2019, Verstappen quickly became Red Bull’s sole focus. He finis🌄hed third in the standings in 2019, winning in Austria, Germany, and Brazil.

It was a similar story in 2020, with Verstappen as the nearest challenger to Mercedes. He was able to win again - this time at Silvers♕tone in the 70th Anniversary GP and the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix﷽.

2021 was the year Verstappen finally had the machinery to take on Lewis Hamilton head-to-headℱ. The title battle went down to the wire,ꦛ benefiting from Michael Masi’s ill-handling of the Abu Dhabi finale.

Still, it was an incredible season from Verstappen, who was widely regarded as the best driver of 2021, irrespective of Abu Dhabi. Verstappen saw off Ferrari’s charge in 2022 to take a second title, whil꧋e 2023 w♏as the most dominant F1 season in history as he won 19 of the 22 races.

2024 saw Verstappen dig deep, with Red Bull having the third- to fourth-fastest car on severaꦦl occasions, but a strong end to the year allowed him to secure the title in Las Vegas.