Max Verstappen: Dominating F1, Exploring GT3, and Eyeing MotoGP Investments
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Max Verstappen: Dominating F1, Exploring GT3, and Eyeing MotoGP Investments
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Max Verstappen’s week has been a masterclass in staying at the center of the motorsport world both on and off the track. With the dust still settling from his dominant victory at Monza his third win of the 2025 season Verstappen is proving unstoppable in Formula 1 on his terms. Ford CEO Jim Farley called Verstappen “one of the most important pillars” in Red Bull’s partnership with Ford for the upcoming engine and chassis regulations, and praised him for bringing calm and stability amid the team’s leadership shakeups and the coming 2026 tech revolution. Farley met Max recently in Monza and expressed respect for Verstappen’s leadership as Red Bull’s four-time champion even as Red Bull transitions from Honda to Ford engines for 2026. Speaking to Sky Sports, Farley emphasized Max’s long-term commitment through 2028 is a massive boost for the Red Bull-Ford project, and gave new team principal Laurent Mekies his total backing.
Despite a swirl of rumors earlier this summer about Mercedes and Aston Martin making plays for Verstappen when a contract exit clause was potentially in play, Max himself did not appear fazed. He told ESPN the decision to stay at Red Bull was “very, very simple,” dismissing the transfer intrigue as just noise and stating he never lost sleep over it. He confirmed his continuing strong relationship with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff even vacationing together in Sardinia made its rounds on social media this summer. “I just live my life, you know, see what happens next... sometimes you meet up and you have a good relationship with people. I think that’s nice, that it’s not only about competition,” Verstappen reflected to ESPN. Meanwhile, fans lit up TikTok and X with images of Wolff and Verstappen on holiday fueling the already feverish speculation of a megastar transfer, but those hopes now seem firmly squashed.
Off the F1 track, Verstappen drew headlines by shining in Germany’s rainy Nordschleife, finishing sixth in class in his Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 as he pursues a race permit to compete at the 2026 ADAC RAVENOL 24 Hours of Nürburgring. On his official site he described this challenge as “at the top of my list of tracks I want to race on,” highlighting his hobby and ambition for GT3 racing alongside F1.
As for business rumors, Verstappen has been linked alongside Lewis Hamilton to a potential investment in MotoGP after Liberty Media’s acquisition. According to comments from his manager Raymond Vermeulen to Autosport, Verstappen is intrigued but any team purchase is “not a realistic goal at this moment” and would require everything to fall perfectly in place. Social buzz about Verstappen’s next steps both in business and sport remains constant, but for now his long-term priorities are clear racing hard for Red Bull and building an even broader legacy in motorsport. His next appearance is set for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku where all eyes are again on the world champion turned experimentalist and entrepreneur.
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