Ex-F1 driver claims Aston Martin has finally ‘finalized’ a whopping ‘$100 Million’ deal with Adrian Newey

Adrian Newey has been heavily rumored for a move to Aston Martin ever since the start of his transfer saga.


Ex-F1 driver claims Aston Martin has finally ‘finalized’ a whopping ‘$100 Million’ deal with Adrian Newey

Adrian Newey and AMR24 (via IMAGO)

British engineer Adrian Newey‘s future on the grid has been the topic of hot discussion ever since the announcement of his departure. Newey announced earlier this season that he would be leaving Red Bull Racing after 18 years with the team.

Adrian Newey is the most decorated designer and aerodynamicist ever in the history of Formula 1. He has amassed 13 drivers’ championships and 12 constructors’ titles in an F1 career of over 40 years. Newey’s brilliance has attracted top teams such as Aston Martin and Ferrari.

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Following the speculations Former Dutch racer Robert Doornbos has reported that Aston Martin has finalized a deal for Adrian Newey. Doornbos claims that the Silverstone-based team has offered a staggering $100 million for Newey.

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However, Newey was Aston Martin's top priority, and the deal is now finalized. Set to earn $100 million over three years, twice his Red Bull salary, Newey will have major input in technical decisions. Aston Martin, with its state-of-the-art factory completed last year, likely attracted him with its advanced technology, including a new wind tunnel. The official announcement is expected in September.
Robert Doornbos posted on his LinkedIn account (bobbydracing)

Doornbos has ado Newey is set to make an announcement about the same sometime around September. But these claims still remain speculations, as no statement has yet been received from the 65-year-old.

Helmut Marko claims Red Bull respect Liam Lawson for his talent

Visa Cash App RB reserve driver Liam Lawson is one of the most encouraging and budding prospects in the F1 paddock. Red Bull Technical Advisor Helmut Marko has been a constant backer of Lawson ever since his debut last season.

Helmut Marko and Liam Lawson
Helmut Marko and Liam Lawson (via IMAGO)
It's a difficult period for Lawson, especially considering that a year ago he got into the car in really complicated circumstances, still achieving excellent results. We have great respect for him and he will have the opportunity. You just need to have a little patience, in September you will have an answer.
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Liam Lawson made his debut run for AlphaTauri (RB) last season while filling in for Daniel Ricciardo, who suffered a wrist injury. Lawson impressed many as he scored points in only his third F1 outing.

Helmut Marko has since spoken highly about Lawson deserving a seat in the main VCARB/Red Bull lineup. But the 22-year-old has not had any luck with a move and will be eagerly waiting on a decision in September.

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