Let’s charge through the day’s main F1 headlines at the speed of light… F1 news: Max Verstappen, Aston Martin rumours and more Max Verstappen camp reacts to Aston Martin rum

Max Verstappen to Aston Martin rumours have re-emerged this week, although the Dutchman's heart is still with Red Bull.

Aston Martin have denied a report that they’re moving to sign Max Verstappen from Red Bull. The Daily Mail write that the team’s managing director of commercial and marketing, Jefferson

Andy Cowell has been named as Aston Martin’s new Formula One team principal and CEO as part of a senior management reshuffle, taking over from Mike Krack. Cowell, who previously oversaw Mercedes’ engine division through its domination of F1 in the 2010s,

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Aston Martin are said to be so confident of luring Max Verstappen away from Red Bull that they are telling potential sponsors the Dutchman is joining.

The 2026 Aston Martin Vantage Roadster arrives in the U.S. in the second quarter of 2025 to join the significantly refreshed and revised Vantage coupe that was one of last year’s highlight cars in terms of its performance,

Aston Martin has unveiled the 2026 Vantage Roadster, a convertible that borrows design elements and features from its predecessor, the Vantage Coupe. Powered by a Mercedes-AMG-sourced V8 engine, the new model will be launched in India later this year.

The start date of legendary F1 designer Adrian Newey at Aston Martin has emerged. Legendary F1 designer Adrian Newey will start work in his new role with Aston Martin on 3 March, Crash.net has learned.

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