Aston Martin launch big-money contract offer to tempt Adrian Newey

Asto꧃n Martin are reportedly making a huge mo🎃ve to recruit Adrian Newey

Adrian Newey (GBR) Red Bull Racing Chief Technical Officer looks at Oliver Bearman (GBR) Ferrari SF-24 Reserve Driver on the
Adrian Newey (GBR) Red Bull Racing Chief Technical Officer looks at Oliver Bearman (GBR)…

Adrian Newey has reportedly been offered a big-money contra🧜ct to join Aston🙈 Martin.

Red Bull's legen✱dary car designer received th🎃e offer from Aston Martin over the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, report.

The offer from Lawrence Stroll's team would put Newey on a similar salary to the top F1💃 drivers.

Dan Fallows, once Ne𒀰wey's colleague at Red Bull, left to join Aston Martin in 2🥀022.

Newey has been 🌃with Red Bull since 2005, a key cog in the F1 🌳titles won by Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen.

He is the genius behind last year's record-brea൩king RB19 and this season's RB20.

Newey ha🍰s🌄 been subject of interest from rivals before, most notably from Ferrari.

But the internal turmoil that has engulfed Red Bull off🍸-track this year makes the timing of Aston Martin's offer in✤triguing.

Backed by billionaire owner Strol﷽l, Aston Martin are keen to become one of F1's top teams.

They 🌺have built a new headquarters and will partner with Honda from 2026.

Their coup t꧙o sign Fernando Alonso last year was justified by impressive results, and they hope to cling onto him for a third season in 2025.

But fasc🌺inatingly, signing Newey might open the door for Aston Martin to become a legitimate destination for Verstappen.

Although Verstappen has pledged loyalty to Red Bull (where he is c💟ontracted until 2028), Mercedes are openly discussing the possibility of signing him to replace Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton.

However, first on Aston Martin's plan is ♈to recruit Newey, widely recognised as F1's greatest car designer.

But there is no guarantee that t𒊎hey will be successful.

La𝓰st year, Newey penned an extension to his stay with Red Bull and had no intention to leave.

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