Verstappen's new Red Bull deal through 2030 reportedly worth €460M
Max Verstappen has reportedly signed a contract extension with Red Bull Racing that keeps him with the team through 2030. The deal is estimated to be worth up to €460 million, reflecting his status as a dominant figure in Formula 1.
Why it matters
This deal secures the future of one of the sport's most successful drivers and highlights the massive financial scale of modern Formula 1 contracts.
Max Verstappen will remain with Red Bull Racing until the end of the 2030 Formula 1 season. The decision ends months of speculation about his future. It also reportedly comes with a huge financial commitment from the team.F1 business journalist Marc Limacher claims Verstappen will earn €92 million ($107 million) per year from 2027. Performance bonuses could reportedly take that figure to €115 million ($134 million) per season. The four-year deal could therefore be worth €460 million ($538 million). Red Bull and Verstappen have not officially confirmed these figures.Max Verstappen’s reported $500 million+ deal shows Red Bull’s huge commitmentRed Bull confirmed ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix that Max Verstappen had signed a contract extension through the end of 2030. The announcement finally settled one of the biggest questions in the F1 driver market.According to Limacher, the deal includes a reported annual salary of €92 million from 2027.
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