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Formula 1 driver turned commentator/pundit Martin Brundle has said Aston Martin must be wary of falling short of lofty expectations following its signing of Adrian Newey. Newey was announced Tuesday as Aston’s Managing Technical Partner and will take up post in March 2025, ending his successful association with Red Bull. The Briton will bring with […]
Adrian Newey was announced as Aston Martin’s Managing Technical Partner on Tuesday to start in March 2025, marking the end of his successful stint with Red Bull. His arrival brings to Aston Martin 25 F1 world titles worth of expertise, as he becomes a shareholder in Lawrence Stroll’s team and joins impressive partnerships with Honda and Aramco. Many view Stroll’s acquisition of Newey as a make-or-break move, given his substantial pedigree in the sport. With a team boasting over 1000 staff and existing technical leaders, such as Dan Fallows and Enrico Cardile, integrating Newey poses a delicate but potentially beneficial challenge for Aston Martin. Newey’s experience, particularly working with Honda at Red Bull, is seen as a valuable asset that could drive the team’s success in the competitive F1 landscape.
