Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen’s home Grand Prix will only be on the calendar for two more years after it was announced Wednesday that 2026 will be the last edition.

Dutch Grand Prix director Robert van Overdijk has confirmed that the event has turned down offers from Formula 1 and will drop off the calendar after a 2026 finale, at which point Max Verstappen may be “driving with a different team”.

Max Verstappen has been given yet another reason to retire early after it was confirmed the Dutch Grand Prix will stage its final race in 2026. The 27-year-old has repeatedly suggested that he could walk away from the sport and seek an early retirement in spite of the success he has achieved since breaking into F1 as a teenager.

Formula One has announced the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort will drop off the calendar after its final running in 2026. F1 returned to Zandvoort, on the outskirts of Amsterdam, in 2021 as it bid to capitalize on the huge swell of interest and fandom around Max Verstappen.

Quadruple world champion Max Verstappen's home Dutch Grand Prix will drop off the calendar after 2026, Formula One announced on Wednesday. It said a one-year extension had been agreed with the promoter for 2026,

Max Verstappen will race in front of home fans for the final time in 2026 with the Dutch Grand Prix set to drop off the calendar. Organisers of the race at Zandvoort have agreed a one-year extension with Formula 1 through the end of the 2026 season,

The over-stuffed calendar swelled to its biggest-ever offering this season, with 24 races set across five continents.But despite the packed calendar, some races continue to be under threat.