F1 ‘Bombshell’: Newey would have signed for Ferrari to join Hamilton

In the middle of the Emilia Romagna F1 GP, in Imola, a few kilometers from the headquarters of Ferrari, with the red tifosi waiting for the many evolutions that their red car will bring and that Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc will test from this Friday for free . training, the ‘bombshell’ departed from england. The ‘Daily Mail’ published on Thursday that Italian sources confirmed from the British newspaper that the best engineer in F1, Adrian Neweywould have signed his contract to join Ferrari (expected from mid-2025) to work on the car for the new regulation in 2026 For its part, the British newspaper provides another source from “another sports figure ” which says “if the ink is not dry, it will be soon.”

so, The news given by ‘La Gazzetta dello Sport’ a few weeks ago can be confirmed, where they confirmed shortly after the official announcement of Adrian Newey’s departure from Red Bull that he will sign for Ferrari. and that the announcement of the arrival of the F1 ‘guru’ in Maranello will become official after Miami. Finally, there was no announcement before Imola, but if the information is true, it could soon be a reality.

A historic challenge: Ferrari and 8 Hamilton titles

Adrian Newey is one of the best engineers in the history of F1, the designer and mastermind who led Red Bull to become a champion team thanks to the cars he created so that Sebastian Vettel could win four consecutive world championships (from 2010 to 2013). In addition, he is the engineer who knows best how to read the current F1 rules that were released in 2022, starting another winning cycle that still continues with Max Verstappen’s sweep of the last two World Championships.

There has been much speculation about the future of the 65-year-old engineer, who is also rumored to be joining Aston Martin. However, all indications are that he will be wearing red. The option to go to Ferrari with Lewis Hamilton and give the Englishman a car where he can make history and achieve his eighth F1 title (it’s a record) with ‘Cavallino’ on his chest is too juicy.

Adrian Newey wants to continue making history and maybe do one last job for which he will be better remembered :el to restore glory to Ferrari, a team without a drivers’ title since 2007 and without a Constructors’ crown since 2008. Too many dry years for the most famous and recognized company in F1.