Tags: Aston Martin
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Vettel/Aston Martin gossip still persists
Lawrence Stroll’s £200m investment in Aston Martin could open the door for Sebastian Vettel to move to what is, at least today, Racing Point.
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Aston Martin boss headed towards the exit
Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer is reportedly on his way out of the door, set to be replaced by AMG boss Tobias Moers.
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Aston Martin confirm arrival of Merc chairman Moers
Aston Martin has officially confirmed that Mercedes-AMG chairman Tobias Moers will join the team on August 1 as their new CEO.
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Stroll lines up ‘£200m’ Aston Martin F1 investment
Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll will invest £200m into his F1 team, set to become Aston Martin, over the next five years.
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A shock to nobody…Stroll and Perez for 2021
We hope you are sitting down for this one…Lance Stroll will partner Sergio Perez at the renamed Aston Martin team in 2021.
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Szafnauer ‘can’t see’ Wolff buying Aston F1 stake
Toto Wolff’s personal investment into Aston Martin will not lead to acquiring a stake in the reformed Formula 1 team, according to team boss Otmar Szafnauer.
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Wolff explains personal Aston Martin investment
Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff, has explained why he recently bought shares into luxury British carmaker Aston Martin.
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Aston Martin targeting victories by 2023
Racing Point boss Otmar Szafnauer says the team are targeting wins in Formula 1 by 2023 as they trasform into Aston Martin for 2021.
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Wolff makes personal investment in Aston Martin
Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff has bought shares in Aston Martin, but he remains committed to the Silver Arrows, Motorsport.com report.
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Wolff addresses the Aston Martin rumours…again
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has once again stated he has no plans to become CEO or make an investment in Aston Martin.
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Aston Martin’s F1 return officially confirmed
Probably not the best day to announce news, with it being April Fool’s Day and all, but this is no joke: Aston Martin’s F1 return is officially confirmed.
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Cash concerns for Aston Martin; F1 plan still go
Aston Martin has expressed concerns over cash during the next 12 months, but new investor Lawrence Stroll is confident that their plans to enter Formula 1 will still go ahead.
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Stroll stocks up on more Aston Martin shares
Lawrence Stroll and his consortium have bought more shares in Aston Martin, taking advantage of stock prices falling further due to market insecurity
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F1 team to be ‘foundation’ of Aston Martin strategy
Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll says the Aston Martin works F1 team will be the “foundation” of the company’s new strategy.
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Stroll investing in Aston Martin ‘to win’
Aston Martin chief executive Andy Palmer has said that Lawrence Stroll’s consortium has purchased a stake in the company with F1 wins in mind.
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Aston Martin confirm investor talks
Rumours have been circulating that Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll could invest in Aston Martin, and investor talks have been confirmed.
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Could Racing Point rebrand as Aston Martin?
Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll is reported to be interested in buying a major stake in Aston Martin, according to Autocar and RaceFans.net.
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Aston Martin close to saying no to Formula 1
It looks as if Aston Martin will not be making a move into supplying engines for Formula 1, due to the new regulations.
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Aston Martin could be used to persuade Ferrari to stay
Aston Martin believe the prospect of them becoming an engine builder could be used to entice Ferrari into remaining in Formula 1.
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Cosworth open to Aston Martin collaboration
With Aston Martin considering a future as an engine supplier, Cosworth have revealed their would be keen on a partnership with the manufacturer.
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Teams queuing up to work with Aston Martin
Aston Martin president and CEO Andy Palmer has revealed that several teams have declared an interest in working with them should they decide to enter Formula 1 in 2021.
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Aston Martin ‘encouraged’ by 2021 proposal
Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer has reacted positively to the initial announcement made by the FIA and FOM which revealed their initial vision for the sport post-2020.
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Aston Martin step up Formula 1 interest
Aston Martin have been recruiting staff with Formula 1 experience as they continue to assess whether they will join the sport as an engine supplier.