Adrian Newey’s first Aston Martin F1 car made its debut on day four of the Barcelona Shakedown, even if it only managed a few laps before running into trouble.
New rules, a different engine partner, and new technical leadership with a penchant for pushing the envelope made Aston Martin a late arrival in Barcelona Like Indiana Jones snatching his misplaced fedora from under a rapidly descending stone doorway, Aston Martin’s timing was dramatically close to the edge this week.
The first Aston Martin of the Adrian Newey era has made its debut on day four of the first Formula 1 pre-season test at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
There is still a question mark over the extent of Aston Martin’s participation in this week’s Barcelona shakedown. The British team communicated on Monday their intention to run the AMR26 on Thursday and Friday.
Honda have already signalled that they are behind schedule in developing their 2026 engine, casting doubt on Aston Martin’s hopes of a strong start to the new Formula 1 era.
Aston Martin’s Formula 1 journey has seen more difficulty than Lawrence Stroll might have anticipated. Since their fourth-place finish in 2020, as Racing Point, Aston Martin haven’t finished higher than fifth in the constructors.
Charles Leclerc’s future at Ferrari is in doubt again, with reports that Aston Martin are keeping a close eye on the situation. The Monegasque driver hasn’t hidden his frustration over Ferrari’s struggles.
Aston Martin Aramco’s Formula 1 operation isn’t simply preparing for the 2026 regulation reset; the Silverstone squad is reshaping itself around a new identity, one that could finally propel it into genuine title contention.
Damon Hill believes Adrian Newey's knack for exploiting new regulations could help Aston Martin spring a surprise when F1's 2026 rules arrive 1996 Formula 1 champion Damon Hill has backed Adrian Newey to "wave his magic wand over Aston Martin" as the "master of seeing through the regulations".
Aston Martin hopes to take a big step forward in 2026 under the new F1 regulations. With Adrian Newey, Honda and modern facilities, significant investments have been made, but how is the team actually doing?
Bookmakers are backing Aston Martin to make a huge step forward under the new 2026 Formula 1 regulations and with Adrian Newey now leading the team. The legendary engineer and designer, who moved over from Red Bull in 2025, is now steering Aston Martin into the future.
Adrian Newey is reportedly pushing Aston Martin to address their ‘weak’ simulator ahead of the 2026 F1 season. Aston Martin have been forced to overhaul
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After flying high in the first eight rounds of 2023, Aston Martin have spent two seasons in the midfield. For a team with title aspirations, these results have been unsatisfactory.
Aston Martin are one of the teams that could cause an upset in 2026. The British squad have the resources, facilities and quality of engineers required to become front-runners.
Formula 1 is counting down to its new era of technical regulations, a brand-new 11th team, and the exit of Sauber (now Audi). However, one of the most impactful changes is coming to an existing team on the grid: Aston Martin.
Adrian Newey is set to make his first appearance as an F1 team principal at the Qatar Grand Prix, after Aston Martin confirmed he would replace Andy Cowell.
In a shock turn of events, Aston Martin announced on Wednesday that Adrian Newey will become their team principal in 2026. This decision sent shockwaves
Aston Martin has revealed that Adrian Newey will become team principal ahead of the 2026 season. The Formula 1 technical guru made the switch to the Silverstone-based outfit for the current campaign to lead the development of the team's 2026 challenger as the championship gears up for a new regulation set.
The genius of Adrian Newey can never be disputed. Throughout his long career, he's built championship-winning cars across multiple different eras with Williams, McLaren and Red Bull.
Aston Martin occupy 7th place in the team’s Championship, within touching distance of VCARB ahead in what has been a generally disappointing year. Consequently, the team’s focus shifted to 2026 some time ago, with Adrian Newey taking charge of development.
With how poorly the 2025 season is going so far, most people associated with Aston Martin already have half a mind to skip ahead to next year, when the regulations reset.
Aston Martin Managing Technical Partner Adrian Newey seems focused on developing the 2026 car, despite the team's struggles with its current model. The AMR25 has not impressed this season, lacking ultimate pace and a high ceiling, while also providing a less than smooth ride.