Max Verstappen is already in talks over a potential move from Red Bull to Aston Martin with negotiations “ongoing.” That is the claim of Mark Hughes, the respected F1 reporter, who believes a ...

YUKI TSUNODA is reportedly heading for Red Bull’s ever revolving exit door with Max Verstappen set to get a new team-mate for ...

Max Verstappen has not ruled out the possibility of leaving Red Bull for Aston Martin and reuniting with F1 car designer Adrian Newey. It was announced earlier this week that Newey had signed a ...

Max Verstappen may soon face the difficult decision of whether to stay at Red Bull, or jump ship and head to Aston Martin. Red Bull have enjoyed a period of relative dominance at the front of the ...

As rumours about Max Verstappen's future swirl, a key factor has emerged that leaves Red Bull in the driver's seat.

The rumors surrounding Max Verstappen’s future in Formula 1 were rife during the off-season, with reports suggesting that Aston Martin had offered the Dutch driver an eye-watering £1 billion ...

The rumors linking Max Verstappen with Aston Martin just won't go away. In fact, they're only getting louder. Aston Martin team boss Lawrence Stroll has made no secret of his desire to build the ...

Former F1 race winner Juan Pablo Montoya believes Max Verstappen will receive an offer from Aston Martin “he can’t refuse” next year. Four-time world champion Verstappen has a contract with ...

Not least, Aston Martin is due to be powered solely by Honda engines from 2026—a huge lure for Verstappen, considering Honda's performance peaked as an F1 benchmark in 2021.

Aston Martin’s Saudi backers are prepared to offer Max Verstappen £230 million over three years to drive for them in what has been described as the “deal of the century”.

Max Verstappen has been producing miracles in Red Bull's RB20 but would he still be fighting for race wins if he ... If he were in the Aston Martin, Verstappen likely would have finished fifth ...

Team principal of Aston Martin F1 team Mike Krack has shared his open admiration for three-time world champion Max Verstappen, adding that the "door is always open" for the reigning champion.