What's next for Max Verstappen's GT plans? "Nurburgring 24 would be amazing"

Great news, but why is he in a 296 Ferrari, when Ford should be shoving a Ford GT down his throat. Shouldn't that have been part of the RB contract?

The mid engine Cayman is one of the most balanced road production car in the world, even better than the rear engine 911.basti313 wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 08:06Yes. Cayman sales +100%. Netherlands +300%![]()
Times were interesting. In the wet at some point only 10sec behind the top non detuned cars. In the race 20sec. They tested the detune on a sim and said it costs around 40sec. So the GT3 race in one week is very exciting to me to see if this speed is real.
When seeing the rare shots I was thinking about the Coulthard interview where he explained his problems on the rear wheel in medium speed corners. In contrast the Cayman in the shots seemed to really perfectly slip on the rear wheel. Is this maybe also key in non prototype classes?
That is the surprising point. How does he pull 20sec out of world class GT drivers that were competing on a car that is not difficult to drive? That were no beginners in this class. That puzzles me...is there some magic or are the numbers wrong?
Yep. Used car prizes of the 718 are crazy, selling not much lower than comparable 911s. That makes them even more price stable than the 911, which was never anticipated.
Not really. I have mine from an article that analyzed several laps. The most impressive time was done in Q when the track was the most wet, so you do not see it in the best laptimes.Jurgen von Diaz wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 12:32Is there some kind of score list of Max's drives at the Nürburgring? And the horsepower and weights of the cars?