Racing Point Formula 1 owner Lawrence Stroll is one of two bidders for a 20% stake in troubled sportscar brand Aston Martin, according to a report in the Financial Times read more »

Mercedes parent company, Daimler and Lewis Hamilton react to the Aston Martin, Toto Wolff, Lawrence Stroll, Mercedes, Racing Point, Dmitry Mazepin, Hamilton, Ferrari story. read more »

Mercedes are yet to commit to Formula One past the end of the 2020 season and reports now suggest that Lawrence Stroll is eyeing up a takeover of the team alongside Toto Wolff... read more »

Lawrence Stroll edging closer to £200m Aston Martin stake - Report read more »

Helmut Marko sets a five-race win target for the Aston Martin Red Bull Racing Formula One team in 2020 while saying that the already ruthless driver academy must become even... read more »

Veteran Formula One driver turner commentator Martin Brundle says that it's time for Claire Williams to take a more symbolic role in the Williams team and draft in someone... read more »

The Checkered Flag looks back at Aston Martin Red Bull Racing's 2019 Formula 1 season, their first with Honda power following their switch from Renault. read more »

In today's F1 gossip, Hamilton set for action movie appearance after training video, F1 closing in on Saudi Arabia race and Stroll eyes up Aston Martin stake. read more »

Lawrence Stroll and Aston Martin are believed to be closing in on a deal for a major stake in the brand. read more »

Racing Point owner, Lawrence Stroll, is believed to be 'closing in' on acquiring a major stake in struggling luxury car maker Aston Martin. read more »

Martin Brundle admits that he expected either Max Verstappen or Charles Leclerc to sign for Mercedes ahead of the 2021 Formula 1 campaign, following news that the former has... read more »

Martin Brundle has questioned why Mercedes did not pursue Max Verstappen with more intensity to sign for them for the 2021 season, after the Dutchman signed a new deal with Red... read more »

Martin Brundle surprised by early deals for Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen read more »

Martin Brundle thought that either Charles Leclerc or Max Verstappen would have joined Mercedes rather commit their futures to Ferrari and Red Bull respectively. read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver turned pundit, Martin Brundle, suspected Red Bull may have been tempted to quit had Max Verstappen decided to leave for Mercedes or Ferrari. read more »

Aston Martin has confirmed that it is considering investment, which could have potential knock-on effects for both Red Bull and Racing Point on the Formula 1 grid. read more »

Rumours have been circulating that Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll could invest in Aston Martin, and investor talks have been confirmed. read more »

After the excitement of another huge awards show, Natalie Pinkham and Tom Clarkson are joined by Aston Martin Autosport BRDC award winner Johnathan Hoggard, and Formula 1 stars... read more »

BRDC British Formula 3 runner-up Johnathan Hoggard has been crowned the winner of the Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award at the 2019 Autosport Awards.... read more »

The 2019 Autosport Awards celebrated a memorable year of motorsport and ended by crowning the victor of the Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year. Watch the... read more »

For 2019, Aston Martin became a key player in the search for Britain's next Formula 1 star. Aston CEO Andy Palmer explains how the manufacturer's history in... read more »

Lawrence Stroll, leader of the consortium that bought Force India last year, is said to be looking at taking a major stake in car maker Aston Martin. read more »

In today's F1 Gossip, Racing Point linked to collaboration with Aston Martin, Pirelli open to keeping 2019 tyres for 2020, and Ferrari insists Vettel and Leclerc are... read more »

Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll is reported to be interested in buying a major stake in Aston Martin, according to Autocar and RaceFans.net. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg insists he's not retiring from Formula 1 but is resigned to losing his place on the grid next year, with the German opening up to Sky F1's Martin... read more »