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 dri

Max Verstappen got behind the wheel of an Aston Martin, but not an F1 car, at Paul Ricard, in an outing which the four-time World Champion recently hinted at. That came after he moved to shut down speculation that the manufacturer had tabled a staggering offer worth $1billion in a bid to bring him to their F1 team.

Last month, a report from the Daily Mail claimed that Aston Martin were interested in luring Verstappen to the team in a deal worth a staggering £1 billion. However, a spokesperson for Aston Martin Aramco swiftly denied the claims made by the Daily Mail.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has addressed the rumors that emerged over the winter break that Aston Martin had offered Max Verstappen a contract wor

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen admitted that he held talks with Aston Martin amidst rumors of the latter approaching him with a contract of $1 billion.

Aston Martin has set its sights on the ultimate prize—the Formula One world title. To make that dream a reality, the team is reportedly eager to lure Max Verstappen away from Red Bull Racing. According to a recent report from a British newspaper,

George Russell is set to become the main face of Mercedes for the 2025 season as Lewis Hamilton has officially joined Ferrari in a blockbuster deal. The British driver was the sixth top point scorer in the final 12 races of 2024, and teenage star Kimi Antonelli will join him in the pits in a bid for the World Championship title.

Max Verstappen and Christian Horner rubbished rumours that the Dutchman had held talks with Aston Martin over a possible $1 billion deal with the team.