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Verstappen Considering Formula 1 Future

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Max Verstappen says he is considering his future in Formula 1 after finishing eighth in the Japanese Grand Prix.

The Red Bull driver, 28, said he was “not enjoying the whole formula” following changes to the engine rules this season.

Asked in an interview with BBC Sport whether that meant he was going to walk away at the end of the season, the Dutchman said: “That’s what I’m saying. I’m thinking about everything inside this paddock.

“Privately I’m very happy. You also wait for 24 races. This time it’s 22. But normally 24. And then you just think about is it worth it? Or do I enjoy being more at home with my family? Seeing my friends more when you’re not enjoying your sport?”

‘I want to be here to have fun’
Verstappen was talking in an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live after the race at Suzuka.

He said his dissatisfaction was not to do with Red Bull’s lack of competitiveness at the start of the new season, which has seen the biggest regulation changes in F1’s history.

“I can easily accept to be in P7 or P8 where I am,” he said. “Because I also know that you can’t be dominating or be first or second or whatever, fighting for a podium every time. I’m very realistic in that and I’ve been there before. I’ve not only been winning in F1.

“But at the same time when you are in P7 or P8 and you are not enjoying the whole formula behind it, it doesn’t feel natural to a racing driver.

“Of course I try to adapt to it, but it’s not nice the way you have to race. It’s really anti-driving. Then at one point, yeah, it’s just not what I want to do.

“And of course you can look at it and make a lot of money. Great. But at the end of the day it’s not about money any more because this has always been my passion.”

Verstappen won four consecutive drivers’ titles from 2021-24 and missed out on last year’s title by just two points to Lando Norris.

However, he has had a difficult start to 2026, finishing sixth in Australia and retiring from the previous race in China.

“As a kid this is what I wanted to do and back then I had no idea what I was going to achieve and how much money you make,” he added. “You never think about that as a kid. And it’s also not about that.

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“I want to be here to have fun and have a great time and enjoy myself. At the moment that’s not really the case.

“Of course I do enjoy certain aspects. I enjoy working with my team. It’s like a second family. But once I sit in the car it’s not the most enjoyable unfortunately.

“I’m trying. I keep telling myself every day to try and enjoy it. It’s just very hard.”

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