Aston Martin chief executive admits that decision to stick with current engine formula ended company's hopes of entering the sport. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo will start fifth in his final race for Aston Martin Red Bull Racing at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix read more »

Scuderia Toro Rosso announced it will be welcoming back Daniil Kvyat to its driver line-up for 2019. The 24-year-old Russian will replace Pierre Gasly, who is moving to the... read more »

Daniel Ticktum has more development to do in order to be ready for a Formula 1 race seat, according to Aston Martin Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner. read more »

For more than three decades, the Grand Prix Trust has provided support for Formula 1’s unsung heroes, helping to put lives back on track when things go wrong and Autosport is... read more »

"I was pretty good at balancing when I was a kid," says Christian Horner. "I could sit on a chair and balance it on two legs. But this..." The Red Bull team... read more »

Pierre Gasly's expected move from Toro Rosso to Red Bull for 2019 has been confirmed, with the Frenchman moving to replace the departing Daniel Ricciardo. read more »

Red Bull continue to be the closest challengers to the top two and have shown at some tracks that they have the fastest car on the grid and will look for at least one more... read more »

It looks as if Aston Martin will not be making a move into supplying engines for Formula 1, due to the new regulations. read more »

Aston Martin says the lack of a guarantee that Renault or Honda will commit to building Formula 1 engines from 2021 means it must still push on with its own power unit read more »

Despite two separate manufacturers in the Red Bull team name next year, Aston Martin has no issues about the presence of Honda despite a possible confusion of brands. read more »

Red Bull title sponsor Aston Martin says the Formula 1 team's switch to Honda engines for the 2019 season has caused no concerns about brand confusion read more »

Red Bull announced that it has reached an agreement with Honda Motor Co Ltd to race with the Japanese manufacturer's power units for the 2019 and 2020 Formula 1... read more »

Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer estimates that it will take nine months for the company to make a decision over supplying Formula 1 engines. read more »

Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer says it could be as long as nine months before his company decides on whether to enter F1 as an engine manufacturer. read more »

Aston Martin says a decision on whether to proceed with a Formula 1 engine for the 2021 regulations will be made within the next nine months read more »

Subscribe to Red Bull Racing here for more Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen: https://www.youtube.com/user/redbullracing Awaiting for the Monte Carlo Grand Prix? Let's... read more »

Aston Martin believe the prospect of them becoming an engine builder could be used to entice Ferrari into remaining in Formula 1. read more »

Aston Martin boss believes F1 could use his company's desire to enter the sport as leverage in dealing with Ferrari. read more »

Aston Martin believes Formula 1 can use its intention to become an engine supplier in 2021 as a bargaining chip against Ferrari's threats to quit the championship read more »

A Pirelli Hot Lap with a difference: see what happened when Red Bull boss Christian Horner took the wheel of the Aston Martin Vanquish S in Bahrain, with wife and Spice Girl... read more »

Aston Martin chief executive Andy Palmer admits to being extremely pleased by FOM's proposals for the future of F1. read more »

Andy Palmer has revealed Aston Martin are pleased with Liberty Media's plans for 2021 engine regulations. read more »

Aston Martin chief Andy Palmer has called Formula One's vision for 2021 "a very positive step in the right direction" and exactly what the British company needs... read more »

Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer says he is "extremely pleased" by the vision put forward by Liberty for F1 in 2021 as speculation continues about a possible F1 entry. read more »