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

Asto♑n Martin are reportedly maꦍking a huge move 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 contr♐act to join Aston Ma❀rtin.

Red Bull's legendary car designer received the offer from Aston 𓄧Martin over the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, report.

The offer from Lawrence Stroll's team would put Newey on a s🌄imilar salary to the top F1 driv꧂ers.

Dan Fallows, once Newey's colleague at Red Bull, ♐left to join Aston Martin in 2022.

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

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

Newey has been subject of interest from rivals before, most notably from Ferr꧃ari.

But the internal turmoil that has engulfed Red Bull off-track this year makes the timing of As🔴ton Martin's of꧃fer intriguing.

Backed by billionair🎶e owner Stroll,🅺 Aston Martin are keen to become one of F1's top teams.

They have built a new headquarters and will pa♌ಌrtner with Honda from 2026.

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

But fascinatingly, signing Ne🗹wey might open the door for Aston Martin to become a legitimate destౠination for Verstappen.

Although Verstappen has pledged loyalty to Red Bull (where he is contracted 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 th♑ey will be succe🐼ssful.

Last year, Newey penned an extension to his stay with Red Bull ❀and had no inten꧂tion to leave.

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