Aston Martin chief trackside officer Mike Krack has said that team owner and billionaire Lawrence Stroll supported the Silverstone-based outfit despite its recent struggles.
Aston Martin has rejected a report claiming four-time world champion Max Verstappen is set to join the team. Image: REUTERS/Mike ...
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"Impatient" Stroll supportive of Aston Martin amid strugglesLawrence Stroll's combination of support and impatience for success has led to "understanding" the difficulty of manifesting ...
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Revealed: The truth behind Aston Martin’s management changes for F1 2025Former Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell has been named the new team principal of F1 just months after joining the team.
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Why Verstappen fits perfectly into the picture of Aston Martin and Lawrence StrollAston Martin is said to be engaged in a serious coup: enticing Max Verstappen to make a switch with a huge salary. It fits in ...
Stroll made his debut with Williams as an 18-year-old in 2017 before switching to Racing Point—now called Aston Martin—when ...
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Verstappen at Aston Martin? 'Then this driver will leave'If Max Verstappen would end up joining Aston Martin ahead of the 2026 season, one of their drivers under contract would have ...
Max Verstappen's representatives have responded to reports that Aston Martin are preparing a contract offer worth $1 billion ...
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