The Latest Breaking News from Aston Martin

Both Aston Martin and Red Bull have access to good wind tunnels and have produced – certainly in Red Bull's case – some exceptional machinery over the past couple of years. 

Twelve months ago, Aston Martin left the Brazilian Grand Prix with a podium finish that pointed to the outfit finally having some answers about its car as it headed into the winter.

The rain-affected Brazilian Grand Prix delivered what was perhaps the biggest shock podium of the Formula 1 season so far.

You can build the most impressive factory and fill it with all the latest equipment and computer software. Construct the most sophisticated in-house wind tunnel, boosting the potential of your team’s development rate. You can hire the most successful F1 designer of all time, paying him £30 million a year…

Aston Martin isn't in a very good place right now. Last week the British carmaker revealed a third-quarter loss of £10.3 million ($13.4 million) before taxes. While that beat estimates, the persistent losses mean that Aston has burned through $509 million this year, or over $1.8 million per day.

Fernando Alonso has opened up on the back pain, emotions and mystery brake problems that he battled to drag his Aston Martin to the finish in the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen sensationally won Formula 1’s 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix after starting 17th in a wet weather thriller, as his pole-sitting title rival Lando Norris faltered for McLaren.

Lando Norris has found himself at the centre of an FIA investigation following an alleged infringement of the starting procedure at the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen defied all the odds in São Paulo with a fantastic win after starting P17 on the grid