F1 Today | Newey stands up for Verstappen, could the Dutchman follow him?

After the official announcement of Adrian Newey to join Aston Martin, British designer Max Verstappen also defended. According to Newey, Sky Sports has disappointed the Dutchman as he fights with Lewis Hamilton for the 2021 title. In addition, he also talked about whether Red Bull is not the leader on the road now that he has left away from the team.Newey on Red Bull and VerstappenAfter it was announced on Tuesday that Adrian Newey is joining Aston Martin, the British designer has also appeared on several reports. Speaking on the High Performance Podcast, Newey claimed that Sky Sports had tipped Max Verstappen in the 2021 Dutch title race against Lewis Hamilton. He also explained that after the 2021 British Grand Prix, Verstappen suffered a concussion.Ever since it was announced that Newey would be leaving Red Bull Racing for the Miami GP, the team has continued to struggle and now lead McLaren by eight points in the Constructors’ Championship. Verstappen has called today’s RB20 a monster. Newey retorts: Has the Red Bulls run really deteriorated since he left? Can Verstappen join Silverstone’s team engine? Find out in our exclusive article.Financial informationThe FIA ​​has found two breaches of the payment limit for two engine suppliers. According to the government report, Alpine and Honda made a procedural error. On the other hand, it was also known that two other engine suppliers and ten groups did not violate any law.Wolff and Vasseur Azerbaijan GP previewToto Wolff and Mercedes are ready to do battle in the final eight Grands Prix of the season starting in Azerbaijan. After Lewis Hamilton’s victory at Spa-Francorchamps, Mercedes failed to finish on the podium at Monza and Zandvoort. “We showed speed in two weeks but we could not always open.After the success in the Italian GP, ​​Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur It was great a few weeks ago in Baku. “It’s one of Charles’ favorites. We are on a high after the win in Monza and we are determined to continue.”.