Hamilton Backed for Verstappen… read more
In a stunning development, former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has weighed in on the idea of a dream superteam featuring Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, and Fernando Alonso. The possibility of the sport’s biggest names joining forces has sparked debate among fans and experts alike, with some believing such a team could dominate the grid, while others argue it would lead to internal chaos.
Ecclestone, known for his outspoken views, explained his long-standing “dislike” for certain aspects of modern F1, particularly team politics and the increasing role of technology over driver skill. He suggested that, in the right environment, Hamilton, Verstappen, and Alonso could form an unstoppable force—but only if managed correctly.
Meanwhile, Hamilton’s recent move to Ferrari for the 2025 season has already shaken up the paddock, leading some to speculate whether further shocking transfers could be on the horizon. Verstappen remains committed to Red Bull, but growing tensions within the team have fueled rumors of a potential exit. Alonso, still competitive at Aston Martin, has left the door open for future opportunities.
As the F1 world digests these bold claims, the question remains: could such a superteam ever become a reality, or is it merely a fantasy destined to remain on the sidelines?
