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via RacingNews365Aston Martin reduce financial loss as huge F1 expansion completeAston Martin's financial accounts for the year ending December 31st, 2025, reveal a loss of £28.5 million GBP after tax, despite an increase in turnover to £344.234 million GBP. The team, owned by AMR GP Limited, saw a significant rise in gross profit, climbing to £145.112 million GBP, while also reporting an operating loss of £20.537 million GBP.
The results come after the completion of a new campus at Silverstone, which includes a state-of-the-art factory and wind tunnel. Aston Martin's workforce grew by 151 employees to a total of 996 in 2025, and the team has secured new sponsorships that will be reflected in future accounts.
Wed 30 Sep · 05:20 UTC
via gpfans.comRyanair mocks Lance Stroll after Aston Martin announcementRyanair has made a pointed social media remark aimed at Lance Stroll following the announcement that he will remain with Aston Martin for the upcoming Formula 1 season. The airline's comment adds to its history of playful jabs at public figures.
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via f1technical.netAlonso and Stroll confirmed for Aston Martin in 2027Aston Martin has announced that Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll will continue with the team for the 2027 Formula 1 season. This decision marks the fifth consecutive year that the duo will race together for Aston Martin.
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via CrashLando Norris rules out F1 career into his 40sLando Norris has stated he has no intention of extending his Formula 1 career into his 40s, distancing himself from Fernando Alonso's path. Alonso recently confirmed his new deal with Aston Martin, which will see him continue racing in Formula 1 until at least 2027.
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via RacingNews365Fernando Alonso confirms he will not retire from F1Fernando Alonso has announced that he will continue racing in Formula 1, ending speculation about his retirement. The Aston Martin driver revealed that he has reached a 'turning point' in his decision-making process regarding his future in the sport.+ 1 moreTue 29 Sep · 11:02 UTC
via Motorsport WeekFernando Alonso extends Aston Martin contract to 2027Fernando Alonso has confirmed he will remain with Aston Martin for the 2027 Formula 1 season, extending his illustrious career. The decision comes alongside a reported career-high salary, surpassing his previous earnings at McLaren.
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via BBC SportFernando Alonso extends Aston Martin contract to 2027Fernando Alonso has confirmed he will remain with Aston Martin for the 2027 Formula 1 season. The two-time world champion expressed confidence in his decision, citing his belief in his performance and the team's potential.
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via CrashFerrari backs Fred Vasseur amid speculationFerrari has publicly expressed its full confidence in team principal Fred Vasseur following speculation regarding his future, particularly after comments from Christian Horner about his interest in the role. The team issued a firm statement to address the growing rumours and reaffirm Vasseur's position.+ 8 more
via f1chronicle.comLando Norris apologises to Franco Colapinto after BakuLando Norris has publicly and privately apologised to Franco Colapinto following critical comments made after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Norris expressed regret for his remarks that called for a race ban for Colapinto, acknowledging the backlash and the impact on both drivers.
+ 4 moreMon 28 Sep · 20:30 UTCvia RacingNews365Aston Martin reveal upgrade picture for final 2026 stintAston Martin's chief trackside officer, Mike Krack, has announced that the team will not introduce any more major upgrades to their AMR26 package for the remainder of the 2026 season. The Silverstone-based team has faced a challenging year, managing to score only three points and sitting just above newcomer Cadillac in the constructors' championship as the season nears its conclusion.
Despite the lack of major updates, Krack mentioned that small adjustments could still be made based on insights from the wind tunnel. The last significant upgrade was brought to Hungary, which provided a temporary boost in performance. However, both cars have not finished a race since that event, highlighting the ongoing struggles Aston Martin faces in keeping pace with their competitors.Mon 28 Sep · 14:20 UTC
via PlanetF1Esteban Ocon reflects on Haas exit as F1 future uncertainEsteban Ocon has expressed his disappointment regarding his departure from Haas at the end of the 2026 season, stating it is 'not really the way it should be.' Despite the setback, Ocon remains determined that this will not mark the end of his Formula 1 career.
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via f1oversteer.comAlpine supports Franco Colapinto after Baku crashFlavio Briatore, the Alpine Formula 1 chief, has confirmed that the team will not impose any internal punishment on Franco Colapinto following his collision with team-mate Pierre Gasly during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Colapinto stated he has the full support of Briatore despite the initial anger over the incident.
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via RacingNews365Ralf Schumacher praises Flavio Briatore's support for ColapintoRalf Schumacher has expressed his approval of Flavio Briatore's comments regarding Franco Colapinto's mistake during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Briatore's defence of Colapinto has drawn comparisons to Max Verstappen, highlighting the potential of the young driver.+ 1 moreMon 28 Sep · 08:40 UTC
via gpfans.comFranco Colapinto faces backlash over Alpine seat threatFranco Colapinto has expressed concern over the potential loss of his Alpine seat due to backlash from fans. The situation has drawn criticism from Pierre Gasly, Lando Norris, and Flavio Briatore.+ 1 moreSun 27 Sep · 17:45 UTC
via F1iAlpine hits back… again at ‘hate and abuse’ after Baku falloutAlpine has issued a statement condemning the online abuse directed at its drivers and members of the Formula 1 community following the chaotic aftermath of Franco Colapinto's crash during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The incident, which also involved Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris, resulted in the retirement of all three drivers, leading to frustration and calls for accountability from Norris.
The team highlighted that the hate and abuse are not aimed at any specific nationality or fanbase, but rather a broader issue within the sport. Alpine emphasised the need for healthy competition without personal attacks and reiterated its commitment to working with the championship promoter and governing body to address online abuse and foster a respectful environment in motorsport.
Sun 27 Sep · 15:12 UTC
via gpfans.comFernando Alonso retires from Azerbaijan Grand PrixFernando Alonso decided to retire from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, marking another challenging race for Aston Martin. Despite Honda's insistence that there was no issue with Alonso's car, he did not complete the race.+ 3 moreSun 27 Sep · 12:57 UTC
via PlanetF1Alpine issues new statement after Azerbaijan Grand PrixAlpine has released a statement condemning the online abuse directed at its drivers, particularly following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix where Franco Colapinto was involved in a crash that eliminated Lando Norris. The team expressed concern over the increasing frequency of such abuse and reiterated the importance of healthy sporting rivalry in Formula One.
The statement also addressed the need for collective action against online hate, emphasizing that no driver or member of the F1 community should be subjected to such treatment. Flavio Briatore, Alpine's executive advisor, mentioned he would contemplate actions regarding the incident that impacted the team's performance.Sun 27 Sep · 12:19 UTC
via AutosportAlpine backs Colapinto after Azerbaijan GP crashFranco Colapinto has received full support from Alpine Formula 1 and Flavio Briatore following his late-race collision at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The incident, which involved Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris, has sparked debate among drivers regarding potential penalties.
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via gpfans.comBriatore criticises Colapinto's move at Azerbaijan GPFlavio Briatore has described Franco Colapinto's actions during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as a 'very poor move' for a driver of his experience. Both Colapinto and Pierre Gasly retired from the race following a first-corner collision after the restart.+ 1 moreSun 27 Sep · 11:27 UTC.webp)
via Formula1.comGeorge Russell and Franco Colapinto shine in BakuGeorge Russell and Franco Colapinto were highlighted as key performers at the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, each achieving notable results for their respective teams. Meanwhile, Alpine faced significant challenges during the race, marking a disappointing weekend for the team.
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