Aston Martin’s potential ticket to the top arrives today (Monday March 3) as F1 design guru Adrian Newey officially starts work with his new team following the news of his Red Bull exit last year.

His 2023 Red Bull was the most dominant in the sport's history with 21 wins from 22 races. Aston Martin, with 43-year-old Spanish double world champion Fernando Alonso and team owner's son Lance ...

That's the end of this live text as Marco Asensio sent Aston Villa into their first FA Cup quarter-final in a decade. We'll be back tomorrow for four more games including Manchester City v Plymouth.

Britain's Aston Martin AML.L will cut 5% of its workforce to save 25 million pounds ($31.61 million), its chief executive said on Wednesday, after a sharp rise in the luxury carmaker's losses ...

Aston Martin’s new chief executive has warned that ... as the company said annual losses widened from £240m in 2023 to £289m last year. That was after sales dipped from £1.63bn to £1.58bn ...

Aston Martin is cutting 5 per cent of its workforce after losses widened by a fifth last year and it sold fewer cars than in 2023. The luxury car maker highlighted a string of supply chain issues ...

A total of 170 jobs will be cut by Aston Martin in a bid to save money Aston Martin has cut 170 jobs after losses widened by a fifth last year and fewer cars were sold in 2023 following a string ...

Aston Martin will prioritize its mid-engined Plug ... the first growth recorded since June 2023, data from the country's car association showed on Tuesday. category Citi cuts recommendation ...

Aston Martin took a major leap forward in 2023 as they began the season as a surprise closest challenger to Red Bull, but have failed to build on that momentum. While they finished fifth in the ...

Aston Martin has cut 170 jobs after losses widened by a fifth last year and it sold fewer cars than in 2023, following a string of supply chain issues and production delays. The luxury car ...

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between 2022 and 2023. For the first three quarters of last year, Aston Martin lost £228.9 million, equating to a loss of almost £63,000 on each car it sold.