Fernando Alonso has issued a stark appeal for fresh upgrades from Aston Martin following a challenging start to the 2025 Formula 1 season. The two-time world champion expressed frustration during the ...

Aston Martin's Chief Trackside Officer, Mike Krack, acknowledged the team's lack of outright pace during the race. 'The AMR25 just lacked outright pace on all the tyre compounds in Bahrain,' Krack ...

Express Sport brings you live F1 news and updates from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix with Max Verstappen starting the race on ...

Aston Martin sit seventh in the team standings ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but will count themselves lucky that ...

Aston Martin likes to emphasise that its Formula 1 team is in a rebuilding phase at the moment after the latest management ...

The double F1 champion burned through three sets of new tyres just to progress to Q2 in Saudi Arabia ...

Formula One world champion Max Verstappen is set to receive a £226m offer to leave Red Bull and join rivals Aston Martin, ...

Aston Martin ‘set to offer £226m for reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen’ - Verstappen would reunite with star F1 designer ...

The Williams boss claimed his former squad shouldn't sign Verstappen, who may be looking to leave Red Bull now that it is no ...

Aston Martin say they are “committed” to their current driver lineup but did not rule out a reported $300 million move for ...

Fernando Alonso has spoken about reports linking Max Verstappen with Aston Martin ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso has been in Formula One since 2001 and is currently the oldest driver on the grid. The Spaniard has raced against several generations of drivers which includes Michael Schumacher, ...