Starting in 2023, Maserati will participate in Formula E. The brand's executive officer, Davide Grasso, also does not rule out a future return to Formula 1.
Maserati will enter Formula E as a new constructor. That means the brand will be competing in a 'single-seater' racing class for the first time in 66 years, but who knows, it might not stop there.
'Time will tell'
At the moment, a participation in F1 is not on the agenda, but in the future that could change. In conversation with Autobild Grasso is asked if Maserati could get involved in other racing classes. "You mean the other championship run by my friend Stefano Domenicali [Formula 1 president]? Time will tell", the top executive begins.
Maserati was active in F1 for several years. The team won the world championship with Juan Manuel Fangio. "The question is not misplaced, but it is not in the agenda at the moment", Grasso ends.
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Just needs Marzipan SR to buy into Maserati and Gene Haas to get sick of spending money.
This would be nice to see Ferrari Maserati and Alfa Romeo in F1 again all using Ferrari PUs.
Would be interesting, but not in the near future I think. Ferrari is already racing in F1 as part of Fiat Chrysler.
But I would welcome another team!
No new team will step in because of the $200 million dollar fine what I call it that they have to pay to all other teams.