Aston Martin F1 unveils new car – AMR25

      Aston Martin presented the AMR25, its new car – the presentation was held online, the team limited itself to publishing photos of it on its pages, accompanied by a press release with comments from Andy Cowell and the drivers, and also prepared a short but interesting video clip.

      It is emphasized that the AMR25 is an evolution of the previous model, but a number of changes have been made to the chassis design aimed at improving handling so that riders can pilot more confidently.

      The aerodynamics of the car underwent significant changes, and the most noticeable ones affected the wings, both front and rear, side pontoons, engine casing and bottom.

      Andy Cowell, Chief Executive and Team Principal: "I'm looking forward to the start of this season and I'm excited to see the AMR25 on the Bahrain circuit tomorrow. This is the culmination of the incredibly hard work that has been carried out at the AMR Technology Campus and our shared commitment. We are all inspired by the historical heritage of the Aston Martin brand, and we strive to achieve excellence both on and off the race tracks.

      When creating this year's car, we took into account the lessons of last season, primarily striving to make the car more manageable and more obedient. We expect that from the very beginning of the season in Australia, there will be a very intense rivalry in the championship, and we understand that it will not be easy for us.

      But we set realistic goals for ourselves, hoping to consistently achieve improvements in all areas, especially since we, like all other teams, are preparing for the transition to the new technical regulations in 2026."

      Fernando Alonso: "The year 2024 has taught us a lot, and the team has used this knowledge as a driving force in the process of preparing for the season and creating the AMR25.

      The fight promises to be very tight, because this is the last year under the current regulations, but I know that the team is working hard to prepare for 2026. The upcoming return to work on the track inspires me, I am ready to help our team become stronger and continue our common journey."

      Lance Stroll: "During the winter offseason, the entire team at the Aston Martin Technology Campus made great efforts to prepare as well as possible for the 2025 championship. Everyone in our team wants to achieve high results, and we are currently engaged in a very interesting project with excellent tools and talented specialists.

      We have a very important year ahead of us – we need to make progress in 2025. I'm looking forward to the new championship, and I want to get back behind the wheel as soon as possible and start pre-season testing in Bahrain."