Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has admitted that he doesn’t see a “single reason” why Fernando Alonso won’t still be racing for the British side in 2026, when their new relationship with Honda begins. It was announced on Wednesday that Aston Martin would be powered by Honda when the new power unit regulations commence
MoreFollowing Wednesday’s announcement that Aston Martin will be powered by Honda power units in 2026, Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko has sent the British side a stark warning, that the Japanese manufacturer are “very restrictive”. Whilst it had been speculated, it was officially confirmed on Wednesday morning that Aston Martin would be ditching Mercedes
MoreWith Aston Martin soaring up the grid this season, Fernando Alonso has been thrust into the 2023 title race, sitting just 44 points behind title leader Max Verstappen. Having secured four podiums in five races, taking P3 in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Australia and Miami, Alonso is showing that he is as strong as ever. Alonso’s
MoreFernando Alonso has identified the driver he’d like to take on the gruelling 24 hours of Le Mans race with in the hopes of taking another win in the race. Alonso won the race twice in 2018 and 2019 while taking a break from Formula 1 after a tough few years at McLaren. Looking at
MoreAston Martin group CEO Martin Whitmarsh has admitted that the Silverstone-based team needed to end their relationship with Mercedes in order to make that next step forwards, with it not being logical to have two teams powered by the same engine fighting for wins. It was announced Wednesday morning that Aston Martin will be powered
MoreFormula 1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali has reacted to Aston Martin’s huge announcement, with the second-placed team having confirmed that from 2026 they will be powered by Japanese manufacturer Honda. The announcement was made Wednesday morning prior to this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix, with Aston Martin set to become a Honda works team when
More11-year-old brain cancer patient Jude Upton has launched an inspirational fundraising campaign by putting a signed Aston Martin race suit up for auction. The Formula 1 memorabilia, signed by current Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll, is up for grabs online, raising money for Brain Tumour Research. “An Aston Martin Formula One 2022 race suit signed
MoreAston Martin are reportedly set to end their relationship with Mercedes for the new power unit regulations in 2026, with the Silverstone-based team to make an announcement potentially as soon as this week at the Monaco Grand Prix. According to Italy’s Gazzetta dello Sport, Aston Martin are set to be supplied with power units from
More1996 Formula 1 World Champion Damon Hill believes Fernando Alonso could remain in the sport until “he’s way over 45”, with the Spaniard currently performing at the highest of levels. Whilst Alonso showed strong pace at Alpine following his two-year hiatus, the two-time World Champion has raised his game considerably since making the switch to
MoreAston Martin technical director Dan Fallows believes the Silverstone-based side having more time in the wind tunnel than their new rivals is a “big positive” for the British outfit, who have been the surprise package of 2023. Due to having finished seventh in the Constructors’ Championship last season, Aston Martin were awarded an aerodynamic testing
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