Mercedes has announced that Chief Technical Officer, Mike Elliott has left the team after 11 years at Brackley. read more »

Mercedes chief technical officer Mike Elliott has left the Brackley-based team after a dozen years. read more »

Mercedes' Chief Technical Officer Mike Elliott has left the team after more than a decade in senior positions. Mercedes announced on Tuesday that Elliott, who joined from... read more »

Elliott, who originally joined the squad in 2012 as head of aerodynamics after spells with McLaren and Renault/Lotus, has played an instrumental part in the success that... read more »

Making a mark wherever we go, home or away, driving positive change in the communities where we live, work and race. #MakeAMark Subscribe:... read more »

A sprint to the finish! ? Our drivers battle it out to become the @SentinelOne Power Play Champion in the final episode of the series, putting their speed and concentration to... read more »

A team is built on trust. ? F1 drivers rely on their mechanics to assemble their racing machines with precision and to help them optimise the package for maximum confidence and... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has implemented a new rule following an incident at the United States Grand Prix which saw both Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll start... read more »

Aston Martin Team Principal Mike Krack admits the side understood the "risks" related to introducing upgrades on a Sprint weekend at the United States Grand Prix. The... read more »

Back to Make A Mark in Austin. Ahead of this year's #USGP, we revisited Girlstart in Austin together with Cognizant’s Outreach Programme, to speak to Girlstart alumni and... read more »

Both Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin team boss Mike Krack were "happy" that Lance Stroll ended his recent slump by scoring points in the United States Grand Prix.... read more »

Friday's team representative's press conference with Toto Wolff, Zak Brown, Guenther Steiner and Mike Krack. read more »

When racing at over 300km/h, trust is vital. With high stakes and even higher speeds, an F1 driver must have ultimate confidence in their car. Together with AvaTrade, we... read more »

Amid the eight-time constructors' champion's ongoing ground-effect struggles, technical director Mike Elliott and chief technical officer James Allison swapped roles... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack believes Formula 1 drivers should be given "more respect" after Lance Stroll's outburst in Qatar. read more »

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has confirmed that work has begun on a response to Fernando Alonso's complaints over his 'burning' seat during the Qatar... read more »

Aston Martin Team Principal Mike Krack has revealed the burning seat Fernando Alonso encountered during the Qatar Grand Prix is a repeat issue it’s "working" on.... read more »

With our new campus continuing to take shape, Project Director Guy Austin tours us around the ongoing work on our brand-new wind tunnel – revealing how it's shaping up... read more »

Around the halfway mark of a sweltering Losail race, Alonso urged the team to come up with a solution after feeling a burning pain in his seat."The seat is burning,... read more »

Mike Krack believes F1 drivers deserve "more respect" when showing emotion in an apparent defence of Lance Stroll's behaviour at the Qatar Grand Prix.  read more »

Aston Martin Team Principal Mike Krack has downplayed the garage spat that engulfed Lance Stroll's Qatar Grand Prix weekend. Stroll was unable to escape the Q1 drop zone... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has responded after Lance Stroll stormy episode during Friday's qualifying session for the Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Finding the limit is an integral part of racing, but so is not exceeding it. That’s where using experience, data and intuition to find the right level of risk comes into play.... read more »

Hawkins tested the Silverstone team's two-year-old AMR21 in Hungary a fortnight ago, becoming the first woman to drive a near current car since 2018.Team principal Mike... read more »

Aston Martin will continue to develop their car until the end of the season as they bid to finish 'at least' fourth in the Constructors' Championship in 2023. read more »