Max Verstappen to Aston Martin potential is 'very real'

A billion for Verstappen at Aston Martin? 'Even if he comes last, do it!'
Aston Martin would be willing to pay as much as a billion pounds for Max Verstappen, rumour has it. If the story is true, Guenther Steiner - Haas F1's former team principal - wonders aloud whether the reigning world champion would be wise to switch to the ambitious team.
Max Verstappen-Aston Martin switch ‘very real’ as negotiation claim made
Max Verstappen has reportedly started negotiations with Aston Martin about making a switch from Red Bull. The possibility of Max Verstappen making the switch to Aston Martin in F1 2026 is “very real” with negotiations already underway, it has been claimed.
Max Verstappen to Aston Martin talks rumoured to be ‘ongoing’
Max Verstappen’s entourage is reportedly engaged in “ongoing” negotiations with Aston Martin over a deal to prise the reigning Formula
Max Verstappen joining Aston Martin for a reported $1,000,000,000+ contract ‘won’t be the most surprising thing’, says Juan Pablo Montoya
Recently, reports started circulating regarding Aston Martin's alleged interest in acquiring Max Verstappen with an eye-watering $1 billion-plus contract.
Helmut Marko makes Max Verstappen prediction that may haunt him as Aston Martin dealt blow
Helmut Marko has predicted that Max Verstappen will win the 2025 Drivers’ Championship title, making him a five-time world champion. The Red Bull advisor also has no concerns about a potential departure to Aston Martin despite reported interest.
Max Verstappen to Aston Martin potential is 'very real' as F1 rumor mill hits overdrive
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
Max Verstappen's move to Aston Martin is the 'obvious next step', feels F1 insider
Reports have been surfacing in the F1 sphere that Max Verstappen has been a billion-dollar-plus contract by Aston Martin. Moreover, Hughes reckons that moving to the Silverstone-based outfit would be the obvious step in Verstappen's career in light of the 2026 regulations reset (via The Race podcast):
Max Verstappen to Aston Martin ‘obvious next step’ with talks ‘ongoing’ – report
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 switch to Aston Martin is “the obvious next step” for Verstappen.
Max Verstappen's F1 rival issues championship threat ahead of 2025
One of Max Verstappen's main Formula 1 rivals delivered a title threat to the defending world champion ahead of the new season. The Dutchman survived a dramatic drop-off in form midway through the 2025 campaign to eventually clinch a fourth consecutive drivers' crown.
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Adrian Newey makes damning Red Bull admission and it could have huge impact on Max Verstappen's future
Legendary Formula 1 designer Adrian Newey has made a worrying claim regarding Red Bull Racing ahead of the 2025 season, which ...
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Max Verstappen to Aston Martin prospect raised as key Alonso, Stroll questions posed
Juan Pablo Montoya believes Max Verstappen joining Aston Martin one day "wouldn't be the most surprising thing in the world".
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Verstappen 'statement' fuels SHOCK team switch rumours
A Max Verstappen ‘statement’ has fuelled shock team switch rumours amid reports that the champion could sign for Aston Martin ...
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Respected journalist drops bombshell update on Max Verstappen's £1bn move to Aston Martin
A respected Formula 1 journalist has discussed the possibility of Max Verstappen making a big-money move to Aston Martin. Red ...
Verstappen, Red Bull address $1bn Aston Martin speculation
Max Verstappen's management has brushed off speculation that Aston Martin is prepared to offer a staggering $1 billion to ...
Adrian Newey makes bold prediction for 2026 F1 season ahead of Aston Martin move
The design guru, who is leaving Red Bull for Aston in March, has his sights set on the next set of regulations ...