Following Aston Martin's signing of renowned car designer Adrian Newey as managing technical partner, team chief Mike Krack has opened up on the legalities of h

Change is on the way at Aston Martin, and Fernando Alonso has highlighted another "gamechanger" coming to the team.

Aston Martin is walking a tightrope as it navigates the hiring of Formula 1’s legendary designer Adrian Newey, slated to join the team in 2025. With Newey currently under contract with Red Bull and on gardening leave until March,

Aston Martin team boss Mike Krack feels his team needs to show signs of improvement rather than waiting for Adrian Newey to start working.

Fernando Alonso’s ability to bridge the gap between drivers and engineers will aid Adrian Newey, it has been suggested. Newey will swap his role as Red Bull’s chief technology officer to become a managing technical partner and a shareholder at Aston Martin in March 2025.

Aston Martin has revealed it will ensure it avoids getting engaged in legal disputes regarding talks with Adrian Newey before

Adrian Newey is undeterred about all the focus on Aston Martin, and is only worried about how he will match the expectations set by himself

One of Aston Martin's star drivers has opened up on his concerns ahead of Adrian Newey's arrival at the team next season. Formula 1 legend Newey will join the British outfit in early 2025, having recently signed a lucrative multi-year contract.