🏎️Aston Martin
Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team
🏆Constructor Championships
👑Driver Championships
🏁 2025 Racing Lineup
Elite drivers representing Aston Martin in championship battle
🏛️Foundation & Early Years
The birth of a racing legend
Aston Martin's Formula 1 team has its roots in Jordan Grand Prix, founded by Eddie Jordan in 1991. After various ownership changes through Midland F1 and Spyker F1, the team became Force India in 2008. Following financial difficulties, it was acquired by Lawrence Stroll's consortium in 2018, becoming Racing Point, and finally transformed into Aston Martin F1 Team in 2021, marking the return of the iconic British luxury car manufacturer to Formula 1 after more than 60 years.
📚Team History & Evolution
Decades of Formula 1 excellence and innovation
The team's journey began as Jordan Grand Prix in 1991, achieving immediate success with a fourth-place finish on their debut. Eddie Jordan's team became known for discovering and nurturing young talent.
As Force India from 2008 onwards, the team established itself as the best of the midfield, consistently achieving strong results with limited resources.
The transformation to Racing Point in 2019 and then Aston Martin in 2021 marked a new era of ambition. With Lawrence Stroll's investment and the recruitment of Sebastian Vettel, the team aimed to challenge for podiums and eventually championships.
In January 2025, as part of a restructuring following a disappointing 2024 season, Group CEO Andy Cowell assumed the role of Team Principal, replacing Mike Krack, who moved to Chief Trackside Officer. This restructure split the technical organization into trackside and factory operations, led respectively by Cowell and new Chief Technical Officer Enrico Cardile. Adrian Newey also joined in March 2025 as Managing Technical Partner.
The team is now focused on preparing for the 2026 regulations, the new Honda works power unit partnership, and deploying its significant infrastructure investment at the AMR Technology Campus. While results in 2025 remain inconsistent, the groundwork is being laid for future championship potential.
⭐Iconic Moments
Legendary achievements that defined motorsport history
Jordan's Stunning Debut
Jordan Grand Prix achieved an incredible fourth-place finish on their Formula 1 debut at the US Grand Prix, with Bertrand Gachot scoring points in the team's first-ever race.
Jordan's Golden Season
Jordan achieved their best-ever season, finishing third in the Constructors' Championship with Damon Hill and Ralf Schumacher, including Hill's victory at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Force India's Breakthrough
Force India scored their first podium finish with Giancarlo Fisichella's second place at the Belgian Grand Prix, marking the team’s emergence as a consistent point scorer.
Racing Point's Long-Awaited Victory at Silverstone
Sergio Pérez secured Racing Point's first Formula 1 win since Jordan's 1998 triumph at Silverstone, capitalizing on strategic calls and a well-timed Safety Car period in a race affected by changing conditions.
Aston Martin Returns
The iconic British brand returned to Formula 1 after 61 years, marking a new era of ambition with Sebastian Vettel joining the team.
Alonso's Podium Streak
Fernando Alonso's arrival brought immediate success with multiple podium finishes, showcasing the team's potential for regular top-three results.
🏆Constructor Championships
Team excellence recognized
Pursuing first Constructor Championship
👑 Driver Championships
Individual driver excellence
Pursuing first Driver Championship
🏢Headquarters & Facilities
State-of-the-art engineering and manufacturing
Aston Martin's new state-of-the-art campus at Silverstone represents one of F1's most ambitious facility projects. The £200 million development includes advanced wind tunnels, manufacturing facilities, and cutting-edge technology centers, positioning the team for future championship challenges.