Formula 1: Max Verstappen has called on Red Bull to 'change the whole car' following a disappointing result at the Italian Grand Prix.
'Change the whole car' - Max not happy | 01:35What began as another bold – and potentially bogus – F1 rumour has quickly transformed into a tidal wave of speculation, with Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack sending shockwaves through the paddock following whispers Max Verstappen was being poached from Red Bull.sparked a flame this week, claiming team owner Lawrence Stroll was on a warpath to gut Red Bull of its most prized assets.
But it seems Stroll is far from done with his high-stakes spending spree, and is looking to offer Verstappen a bumper deal that dwarfs his current $60 million per year contract with Red Bull. Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has now poured fuel on the rumour, which could see Verstappen re-join legendary car designer Adrian Newey at the team.Speaking on Thursday ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Krack ran at the rumours head-on and openly invited Verstappen to consider a future with Aston Martin.“When you manage to appoint Adrian Newey, first of all, it is proof that the project is credible, that the whole vision of Lawrence is not just words.
And as the team gears up for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku — a circuit where they’ve historically struggled — rumours about Verstappen’s future are casting a long shadow over the race weekend. Meanwhile Verstappen, like many other champions past, has a ferocious appetite for winning and will likely be tucked away in the sheds this weekend pondering his options.
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