Max Verstappen expresses frustration ahead of Belgian Grand Prix
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 14, 2026, 6:16 AM
Last updated Jul 14, 2026

Max Verstappen steps into the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps after a disappointing British Grand Prix. Following a gravel trap incident at Silverstone, he stated he is "fed up" with certain car issues, including handling difficulties and a rear-wing failure. This follows disrupted performances, including a crash in Austria that raised concerns about the team's reliability. Verstappen's comments add to ongoing speculation regarding his future at Red Bull, especially amid rumors linking him to McLaren. The Red Bull driver previously indicated dissatisfaction with decisions made leading into the race and is looking for improvement this weekend.
- •Verstappen looks to rebound at the Belgian Grand Prix.
- •He expressed frustration with car reliability issues.
- •The crash at Silverstone compounded his challenges.
- •Speculation surrounds his future with Red Bull.
- •Red Bull aims to address performance concerns.
""At the moment, I'm honestly just looking forward to going home and not thinking about Formula 1."
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