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The four-time F1 world champion dropped the revelation in a video on Red Bull Racing\u2019s social media platforms, where he was asked about his interest in contesting various series.<\/p>\n
Asked of Supercars, he said: \u201cI drove it last week, it was a lot of fun.\u201d He then added: \u201cMaybe Bathurst,\u201d hinting at a possible future cameo.<\/p>\n
Details of Verstappen\u2019s recent Supercars steer are expected to be revealed as part of Ford Racing\u2019s season launch in Detroit, Michigan, on January 15.<\/p>\n
Verstappen will appear on stage at the event as Ford makes a return to F1 as part of a collaboration with Red Bull Racing on its new powertrain.<\/p>\n
Red Bull is meanwhile now part of Ford\u2019s Supercars program thanks to Triple Eight\u2019s switch from GM.<\/p>\n
The Supercar recently driven by Verstappen will likely be the Dick Johnson Racing-built Gen3 Mustang that lives in the United States.<\/p>\n
It was purchased by Ford following wind tunnel testing over the 2023\/24 off-season.<\/p>\n
Verstappen previously jumped aboard a Triple Eight Holden Commodore for a hot lap alongside Jamie Whincup at Albert Park in 2019.<\/p>\n
His declaration of interest in Supercars and Bathurst is particularly notable given his reaction to other series in the Red Bull video.<\/p>\n
Verstappen flatly ruled out potential appearances in NASCAR, IndyCar or the World Rally Championship.<\/p>\n
He did though flag interest in GT World Challenge, having begun racing for his own GT team in recent times<\/a>, as well as the World Endurance Championship.<\/p>\n