Former Ferrari F1 team principal Marco Mattiacci has joined Aston Martin as its global chief and commercial officer. read more »

Marco Mattiacci, who was Ferrari team principal for seven months in 2014, has joined Aston Martin as Global Chief Brand and Commercial Officer. read more »

Mattiacci served as the president and CEO of Ferrari North America before becoming team principal of its F1 team early in the 2014 season, only to be replaced at the end of the... read more »

Now, this is our kind of soundtrack. ? Experience the #AMR22 fire-up on a whole new level and stay tuned for more audio magic, with EPOS. #WeClimbTogether Subscribe:... read more »

Red Bull, Aston Martin and McLaren are all set to launch their 2022 challengers this week and GPFans has all the details on how to keep up to speed. read more »

Williams junior driver Zak O'Sullivan has landed himself a prize of £200,000 and a future test in Aston Martin F1 machinery. read more »

We're bringing you with us every step of the way, as our new home takes shape. Join Guy Austin, Project Manager for the AMF1 HQ, as he gives you a closer look at how a... read more »

F1 launch season really kicks into gear this week as Red Bull, Aston Martin and McLaren reveal their all-new machinery. read more »

Although the VF-22 may be different when it appears at the first test, the early snapshot was enough to provide some insight into how teams have approached things in a... read more »

Zak O'Sullivan has been named the winner of the BRDC Young Driver of the Year award, which comes with an Aston Martin Formula 1 test. O'Sullivan, who turned 17 on... read more »

New Williams junior and reigning GB3 champion Zak O'Sullivan has secured a prize Formula 1 test with Aston Martin.  read more »

Back in the hot seat. ? Join Lance Stroll as he returns to HQ and takes his first step on the road to 2022 with his seat fit for the #AMR22. From catching up with the team to... read more »

Aston Martin have announced a new long-term strategic partnership with Saudi Arabian Oil Company Aramco, with the team now being known officially as the Aston Martin Aramco... read more »

Aston Martin confirmed a long-term strategic partnership with Saudi-backed oil giant Aramco with the deal resulting in a name change to Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula... read more »

The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has announced a major "long-term" strategic partnership with Saudi-backed oil giant Aramco.  read more »

Aston Martin and Aramco have joined forces in a deal that will see a change to Aston Martin's official team name... read more »

The "long-term strategic partnership" means the British squad will be known as Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula 1 Team from now on.The deal includes sponsorship... read more »

Aston Martin is on course to adopting the longest team name as it adds Saudi oil giant Aramco to its roster of title sponsors. read more »

Aston Martin has changed its official F1 team name after entering into a long-term deal with energy and chemicals giant Aramco. read more »

Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil and gas company Aramco has expanded its presence in Formula 1 after partnering with Aston Martin. Aramco became involved in Formula 1 in... read more »

Red Bull Racing is scheduled to be the first team to unveil its new-for-2022 Formula 1 car after communicating a launch date for its RB18. The squad's RB18 is set to be... read more »

Sitting comfortably? Sebastian Vettel is back at our HQ in Silverstone to get acquainted with the #AMR22. Join us behind the scenes for an exclusive look at Seb's first... read more »

Aston Martin insist they will be "ready" for the Spanish test despite a source saying that will be a surprise to everyone in the factory. read more »

The Faenza-based squad said on social media that the AT03 will be revealed on Monday, 14 February but stopped short of providing any additional info about the launch.AlphaTauri... read more »

If Otmar Szafnauer's move to Alpine is completed as expected, he reportedly could lure away Aston Martin's design boss also. read more »