US EditionPatrese: Newey Says Aston Martin Is Not Ready for Verstappen
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F1 News: Does Newey think Aston Martin will be good enough for Verstappen in 2027?
Adrian Newey (pictured), the legendary Formula 1 designer whose name is synonymous with championship-winning cars, has been at the heart of speculation regarding Max Verstappen’s future since Newey’s high-profile move … Read More The post F1 News: Does Newey think Aston Martin will be good enough for Verstappen in 2027? appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Patrese: Newey says Aston Martin is not ready for Verstappen
Riccardo Patrese has revealed that Adrian Newey does not believe Aston Martin is ready to provide Max Verstappen with a championship-winning car at his stage, casting doubt on the prospect of an immediate reunion between Formula 1’s most decorated designer and the reigning World Champion. Speaking after conversations with his former Williams...
Adrian Newey suggested that Aston Martin F1 would not be ready to welcome Max Verstappen in 2026. Newey is leading the design team of Aston Martin in F1 after leaving Red Bull last year. This team obviously relies on his talents to draw the best single seat possible by 2026, a season of new regulations both in chassis and aerodynamics or engines. With the recognized genius of Newey, a new factory, many (...)
Fernando Alonso gets on track with his Aston Martin AMR25 in Hungaroring A confidence of Riccardo Patrese, former Formula 1 driver, has revealed that Adrian Newey has not too much confidence that Aston Martin can be as competitive as expected in 2026. He has also spoken about the hypothetical signing of Max Verstappen. Adrian Newey was signed to take Aston Martin to the top. But even an engineer as successful and talented as the 66-year-old Brit…
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