Aston Martin’s interest in Max Verstappen is no secret. The Daily Mail revealed last week that potential sponsors were informed of Verstappen’s move to the team. No timeline was specified, but speculation points to 2026 as a likely entry year. Aston Martin, however, already has two drivers committed for that season, making the situation more complex.
Mercedes and Aston Martin have decided to begin the new season with a so-called filming day at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, a day before the pre-season test takes place in Bahrain. The two teams confirmed that to GPblog.
If Max Verstappen would end up joining Aston Martin ahead of the 2026 season, one of their drivers under contract would have to give up their seat. According to the Daily Mail, it clear who that driver would be.
The continued growth of Aston Martin under the ownership of Lawrence Stroll does not seem to be stopping any time soon. In 2024, huge signings were made at the top of the British team, seeing Adrian Newey join after leaving Red Bull Racing. A change in team principal has also been made before the 2025
Max Verstappen has been linked with a mega deal to make a huge move to Aston Martin. The British team is said to have £1 billion, or 1.19 billion euros, to spare for the Dutchman’s services. However, Jacques Villeneuve does not think the four-time world champion should embark on a journey with Aston Martin, he told
New Aston Martin team principal Andy Cowell has pinpointed where the team fell short last season. The team failed to score a single podium finish last year after taking eight in 2023. Although they repeated their fifth place in the constructors’ championship, their points score fell from 280 to 94. Cowell joined the team last
It may been January, but the F1 rumour mill does not stop spinning, and today, it spilt out an almighty story. Aston Martin are trying everything in their power to poach Max Verstappen from Red Bull Racing with a mammoth contract, with sponsors also in talks about the potential move. Along with this, GPblog have
Fernando Alonso was asked if he felt lonely as the only Spanish champion still active of his generation. At the time of asking, tennis player Rafael Nadal was just about to retire from his glittering career, so Alonso, at 43, is an exception within his generation. But the Aston Martin driver says that the difference is
Max Verstappen could be moving to Aston Martin, according to the Daily Mail, the newspaper reported as an exclusive. However, the British medium did not say when this should happen. Moreover, a spokesman for the British team strongly denied the news. However, the aformentioned response is by no means what is being heard in the
Aston Martin is gearing up for an exciting future, having brought in several high-profile names in recent years to challenge for the world title. With new regulations set to come into effect in 2026, the team is positioning itself to make a significant move forward. However, according to new team boss Andy Cowell, 2026 isn’t
Formula 1 drivers experience high levels of G forces which they have to train their necks against. Fernando Alonso is one of those drivers. He recently took to social media to show off his pre-season training and his ‘gains’. One specific picture caught the eye of many fans. His neck.
Many drivers have already begun their pre-season training as the season comes closer to its start date. With only 61 days until the official start of the Formula 1 season, here is today’s F1 news roundup.
