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Cowell: “Business as usual” for Aston Martin in Japan after stake sale plan

Aston Martin team principal Andy Cowell insists he has no concerns over the long-term future of the team despite news that Aston Martin Lagonda is planning on selling its stake in the Formula 1 outfit.

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Formula One 2025: team-by-team guide to the cars and drivers

Verstappen is under pressure from a revitalised Hamilton at Ferrari with McLaren’s Norris set to challenge from the off

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What Newey's first week at Aston Martin looked like

Over 20 years ago, when Adrian Newey worked at McLaren, a story went around the Formula 1 paddock that he had effectively locked himself in his office with his drawing board. Once he’d finished sketching a design, went the gossip, he pushed it through a letterbox for collection by aero…

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The three possible outcomes as Cardile faces delayed Aston Martin start

Aston Martin could have equal cause for celebration and dismay this week; Adrian Newey collected his swipe card from reception on Monday morning to start his work on defining the team's Formula 1 car for 2026.

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What is on Newey’s to-do list on his Aston Martin arrival

The walls of Adrian Newey's office have already been painted, Andy Cowell revealed during testing in Bahrain. It refers to an anecdote from Newey's time at McLaren, when the designer added more colour to his office, leaving Ron Dennis utterly speechless, as the team boss was used to everything grey.…

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What is on Newey’s to do list on his Aston Martin arrival

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Aston Martin won "championship for most updates" but must focus on making them work

New Aston Martin team principal Andy Cowell reckons that although the Silverstone outfit "won the world championship for most updates" in 2024, it must work on its internal processes to ensure that new parts deliver the expected performance.

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Aston won "championship for most updates" but must focus on making them work

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Cowell takes team principal role in Aston Martin F1 team restructure

Aston Martin has shaken up its team management structure with Andy Cowell appointed team principal, replacing Mike Krack who has been given the title of chief trackside officer after just under three years in his previous position.

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Andy Cowell assuming team principal position at Aston Martin

Cowell was previously a key figure at Mercedes.

The Independent UK

Aston Martin announces AI partnership with Arm with aims to close gender gap in motorsport

Aston Martin and Arm have signed a multi-year partnership that will not only focus on technology but also on inclusion within motorsport.

Autosport

Cowell already making an impact at Aston Martin F1, says Krack

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has hailed the immediate impact of Andy Cowell as the recently appointed group CEO is “very clear” on what he likes.

Autosport

The old-school F1 obsession that Aston Martin is having to shake off

Formula 1’s current ground-effect cars are unlikely to go down as fond favourites for the engineers and designers who have worked with them.

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Aston Martin announce shock F1 leadership change after Adrian Newey arrival

Lawrence Stroll’s outfit lured F1 design genius Newey from Red Bull in a £20m-a-year deal in September

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Fallows steps down as Aston Martin F1 technical director

The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has announced Dan Fallows has stepped down with immediate effect from his role as technical director of the Silverstone squad.

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Why Aston Martin’s new boss is doing a crash course in F1 aerodynamics

Aston Martin's new Formula 1 CEO Andy Cowell says he is following a "work experience" package in aerodynamics as he steps out of his usual domain of F1 power units.

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Aston Martin appoints former Ferrari F1 technical director Cardile

Aston Martin has announced that Ferrari's former chassis technical director Enrico Cardile will join it next year as its Formula 1 chief technical officer.

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Former Ferrari F1 technical director Cardile to join Aston Martin in 2025

Aston Martin has announced that Ferrari's former chassis technical director Enrico Cardile will join it next year as its F1 chief technical officer.

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Why F1 is going to have to wait until September to find out Newey's plans

Aston Martin may now be clear favourite to secure Adrian Newey’s services, but his Formula 1 future will not become clear until September because of an arrangement with Red Bull.

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Ex-Mercedes F1 engine boss Cowell replaces Whitmarsh as Aston Martin CEO

Former Mercedes Formula 1 engine chief Andy Cowell will replace ex-McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh as Aston Martin’s group CEO from 1 October, the team announced on Tuesday.

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Ex-Mercedes F1 engine boss Cowell replaces Whitmarsh as Aston CEO

Former Mercedes Formula 1 engine chief Andy Cowell will replace ex-McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh as Aston Martin’s group CEO from 1 October, the team announced on Tuesday.

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Red Bull's 2026 F1 engine "will be competitive" despite taking risks

In the wake of Honda's decision to pull out of F1 in an official capacity at the end of 2021, Red Bull decided to bring engine development in-house at a new division on its Milton Keynes campus.

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Red Bull's 2026 F1 engine will be "competitive" despite taking risks

In the wake of Honda's decision to pull out of F1 in an official capacity at the end of 2021, Red Bull decided to bring engine development in-house at a new division on its Milton Keynes campus.

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Mercedes brain drain not behind F1 slump, says Wolff

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff does not believe that his team’s current struggles in Formula 1 are linked to a potential ‘brain drain’ of its top talent.

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