Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer has reacted positively to the initial announcement made by the FIA and FOM which revealed their initial vision for the sport post-2020. read more »

Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer says he is "encouraged" by the direction of the 2021 engine plans that were presented by Formula 1 bosses on Tuesday read more »

Former Ferrari and Toyota engine guru, Luca Marmorini is "helping" Aston Martin as it considers F1 role. read more »

Former Ferrari engine chief Luca Marmorini is working with Aston Martin as part of its evaluation of a Formula 1 project for 2021 read more »

Aston Martin have been recruiting staff with Formula 1 experience as they continue to assess whether they will join the sport as an engine supplier. read more »

Andy Palmer has revealed that Ferrari engineers with Formula 1 experience have joined Aston Martin as they continue to look into possibly creating their own F1 engine in the... read more »

Aston Martin has recruited staff with Formula 1 experience, including personnel from Ferrari, as it continues to evaluating entering the championship as an engine supplier read more »

Andy Palmer was born several years after Aston Martin's first entry into F1 -- which is probably just as well. The British motor company's CEO and President will not... read more »

Set to take on Aston Martin as their title sponsor come 2018, Christian Horner says Red Bull are "absolutely open" to running their engines in the future. read more »

Aston Martin is looking forward to the inevitable comparisons between its Adrian Newey-designed hypercar and Mercedes' new F1-engined Project One. Car manufacturers often... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says his Formula 1 team is "absolutely open" to running an Aston Martin engine if the British carmaker decides to enter as a supplier read more »

Aston Martin boss Andy Palmer says the British manufacturer is eager to build its own engines but only if the regulations are to its liking. read more »

Red Bull has confirmed Aston Martin will become its title sponsor from the start of the 2018 F1 season. Red Bull joined into an innovation partnership with the British car... read more »

Today Red Bull Racing announced Aston Martin as title partner from the 2018 season. The team has already been working with the world famous sportscar maker for 18 months,... read more »

Having confirmed its title sponsorship of Red Bull, Aston Martin CEO admits engine supply remains a possibility. read more »

Aston Martin's new deal with the Red Bull Formula 1 team is all about title sponsorship, rather than engine manufacturing or branding - the chassis won't be known as... read more »

Aston Martin are set to become Red Bull's main title sponsor in 2018, as they look to up their Formula 1 involvement. read more »

Red Bull have announced that they will become known as Aston Martin Red Bull Racing from 2018 after they confirmed the sports car manufacturer as their new title sponsor. read more »

Red Bull to race as 'Aston Martin Red Bull' from 2018 season after agreeing a new partnership with the British manufacturer. read more »

Red Bull confirms Aston Martin title sponsorship for 2018 read more »

From next season Red Bull will race as Aston Martin Red Bull Racing. read more »

Red Bull have confirmed that Aston Martin will be the team's title sponsors in 2018. read more »

Aston Martin will become the title partner of Red Bull from the 2018 season. More to follow. read more »

Aston Martin will become the Red Bull Formula 1 team's title sponsor for the 2018 season read more »

Aston Martin "might be interested" in becoming a Formula 1 engine supplier, depending on the make-up of the post-2020 regulations, according to CEO Andy… read more »