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Max Verstappen says a move to Aston Martin could be something to think about "for the future" after team principal Mike Krack said the door was always open for the Dutchman to follow Adrian Newey.
Formula One design guru Adrian Newey will join Aston Martin from Red Bull, the British-based team confirmed on Tuesday. The widely expected appointment of the 65-year-old Briton was announced at Aston Martin's Silverstone base by team owner Lawrence Stroll. Newey, who will start his new job in March 2025, joins as managing technical partner and will also become a shareholder. This will allow Newey to have an active influence on Aston Martin's F1 car development as the sport enters new technical regulations for 2026.
Adrian Newey said it is his goal to turn Aston Martin into Formula One world champions after the design great was unveiled at the British team's Silverstone headquarters.
Max Verstappen believes it is “unrealistic” that he will be able to stop Lando Norris from winning the world championship after accusing Red Bull of his turning his title-winning machine into a “monster”.
Lando Norris continued his bid for world championship glory by taking a brilliant pole position at the Italian Grand Prix - as his rival Max Verstappen could manage only seventh.
Max Verstappen was fastest in Friday's first practice session for the Italian Grand Prix, pipping Charles Leclerc to the top time as he tries to get his Formula One title defence back on track. Championship leader Verstappen clocked one minute, 21.676 seconds, 0.228sec ahead of Leclerc who is the main hope for the massed ranks of Ferrari fans at Monza. McLaren driver Lando Norris, Verstappen's closest rival for the world title, was 0.241sec off the pace in third.
McLaren's Lando Norris dashed to victory at the Dutch Grand Prix Sunday, a superb drive consigning home favourite Max Verstappen to his first-ever loss in front of his "Orange Army" fans. The British driver claimed his second career chequered flag after winning in Miami in May, closing Verstappen's lead over him in the world championship to 70 points, with the Dutchman coming second. Despite raucous encouragement from a packed Zandvoort circuit, Verstappen could not extract enough from his Red Bull to compete with a recently upgraded McLaren that is beginning to look like the car to beat in Formula One.
Max Verstappen insisted it was not time to press the panic button after Lando Norris’ statement win at the Dutch Grand Prix.