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How Aston Martin leans on IT to give Formula One drivers an edge

Chief Information Officer Clare Lansley says IT can give Aston Martin Formula One's team an edge on race day.

Fortune

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.

Motorsport

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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Aston Martin warns Alonso there is no quick fix for its F1 troubles

Aston Martin has told Fernando Alonso that he must "hang on" for now amid the team's current Formula 1 struggles, as it battles to find time to bring much-needed improvements.

Motorsport

Aston Martin F1 team ramps up bid to secure Newey

Ferrari is facing an increasingly tough fight to secure Adrian Newey's services after it emerged Aston Martin hosted the Formula 1 design legend for a secret factory visit.

Motorsport

Aston Martin ramps up bid to secure Newey

Ferrari is facing an increasingly tough fight to secure Adrian Newey’s services after it emerged Aston Martin hosted the Formula 1 design legend for a secret factory visit.

Autosport

Aston Martin battling distorted expectations after 2023 charge

Aston Martin team boss Mike Krack says overdelivering in the 2023 Formula 1 season means it is now battling inflated expectations.

Motorsport

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Why Lance Stroll isn’t about to throw in the towel on F1 now

Stroll has long been a marmite figure in F1, with some of the criticisms directed towards him of his own making and some inherited.

Motorsport

Why Stroll isn’t about to throw in the towel in F1

Stroll has long been a divisive figure in F1, with some of the criticisms directed towards him of his own making and some inherited.

Autosport

Aston Martin Knows People Want Manual Transmissions

In a roundtable with media, Aston Martin CEO Lawrence Stroll said that as the world moves towards EVs, enthusiasts are looking back.

Motor1

Ferrari technical director targeted by Aston Martin for F1 switch

With Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll continuing his push to turn the Silverstone-based squad into winners, Cardile has emerged as one of his outfit’s key targets to bolster its technical structure.

Motorsport

F1 team ownership: who are the different teams owned by?

F1 finances are as strong as they’ve ever been, as current revenue levels are understood to be over $3 billion.

Autosport

Is F1 2024's split between the top and bottom five teams over?

The early running in 2024 seemed to indicate a relatively clear pecking order. Red Bull is on top, followed by Ferrari, Mercedes and McLaren. Aston Martin was the clear fifth-best team, not quite able to hang with the rest of the top five on race pace, but still easily clear…

Autosport

Aston Martin exec has a powerful message about its gas-guzzlers

The luxury auto exec says that smaller engines "lack emotion" compared to V8 and V12 motors.

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Alonso: Newey exit doesn't mean Red Bull F1 team is imploding

Earlier this week Red Bull confirmed its long-time design guru Newey would be leaving the team after a 19-year stint, which yielded seven drivers' and six constructors' championships so far.

Autosport

What is an F1 pay driver? All to know about the controversial tag

Motorsport is one of the most expensive industries in the world as Red Bull paid a staggering $7,445,817 to enter the 2024 F1 season. But costs are also high at a national level with teams paying up to £29,000 for a space on the British GT grid. So it is…

Motorsport

Adrian Newey's Red Bull F1 departure imminent

Late last week, German publication Auto Motor und Sport reported that Newey was set to leave the squad, having indicated to colleagues that he was no longer happy with the working environment there.

Autosport

Newey’s Red Bull F1 departure imminent

Late last week, German publication Auto Motor Und Sport reported that Newey was set to leave the squad, having indicated to colleagues that he was no longer happy with the working environment there.

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Red Bull’s F1 rivals facing 2027 wait if they want Newey

It emerged on Thursday that Newey has expressed privately to some members of the Red Bull team about his desire to leave the Milton Keynes-based squad.

Evening Standard

Jon Bon Jovi, supermodel Leomie Anderson and more party pics in London this week

Celebrities were spotted across a string of events in the capital this week

Motorsport

Honda hopes Verstappen relationship won’t end for good in F1 2026

Honda has powered Verstappen to all three of his world championships so far, with the Dutchman the overwhelming favourite to add a fourth straight title this year.

The Street

Aston Martin head says its customers want 'sound and smells' from its sports cars

The British marque intends to sell gas-powered cars until it is impossible to do so.

InsideEVs

Aston Martin Delays First EV, Will Sell PHEVs Into The 2030s

Low-volume, high-price point automakers like Aston Martin don't want to go electric fearing their very small customer base will disappear if it does.

Motor1

Aston Martin Reverses Course, Will Sell Combustion Cars Into the 2030s

They’ll be V-8 and V-12 hybrids.

International Business Times

Aston Martin To Make Petrol Cars 'For As Long As Allowed'

British luxury carmaker Aston Martin Lagonda will continue to produce traditional combustion-engine vehicles for as long as legally possible, its boss told UK media this week.

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