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Sports · 12 March 2026

Four-time champion Verstappen discusses 2026 F1 rules, not quitting.

Four-time champion Verstappen discusses 2026 F1 rules, not quitting.

Yu Chu Chin via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Max Verstappen says he is willing to engage in discussions about possible adjustments to upcoming Formula One regulations with the FIA and series officials. The Red Bull Racing driver has previously voiced concerns about the direction of the 2026 rules, particularly the heavier reliance on hybrid systems. However, Verstappen rejected suggestions he may leave Formula One, saying stepping away from the sport is not something he intends to do.

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