Summary
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown expressed interest in working with Formula One driver Max Verstappen in future endurance racing events. Brown mentioned Max Verstappen's achievements and recent racing activities, hinting at potential collaboration in races like the Nürburgring 24 Hours, outside of Formula One. While Verstappen has secured a license for endurance racing, he has affirmed his commitment to Red Bull Racing until his contract ends in 2028.
Key Facts
- McLaren CEO Zak Brown wants to team up with Max Verstappen in endurance racing.
- Verstappen recently got his Permit A license, allowing him to compete in races like the Nürburgring 24 Hours.
- This interest comes after Verstappen set an unofficial Nürburgring lap record under a pseudonym.
- Verstappen could consider endurance racing after his Red Bull contract ends in 2028.
- Brown and Mercedes' Toto Wolff have both shown interest in working with Verstappen.
- Verstappen remains loyal to Red Bull, confirming no team switch for the 2026 season.
- Verstappen gained significant experience racing under different conditions at the Nürburgring.
- Brown praised Verstappen as a four-time world champion.
