Former Red Bull driver David Coulthard revealed that Adrian Newey showed the 'middle finger' to the Austrian team by signing with Aston Martin and visiting the

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Aston Martin owner Lawrence Stroll hailed Adrian Newey as a bargain after announcing the star designer would be joining his Formula One team next March as Managing Technical Partner and shareholder.

Newey is long believed to have wanted to work with Fernando Alonso, the two-time world champion who moved to Aston Martin from Alpine in 2022 to replace the retiring Sebastian Vettel.

Aston Martin was eager to show Newey what it was putting together at Silverstone and to make a major statement of intent by signing him.

Speculations are rife about Max Verstappen potentially moving to Aston Martin, with Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko addressing the rumors.

Aston Martin signs F1 legend Adrian Newey as managing technical partner, aiming for championship success. Newey brings decades of expertise as he joins the team in 2025.

Fernando Alonso believes Aston Martin is Formula 1's “team of the future” after hiring Red Bull car designer Adrian Newey with an eye on the new regulations coming in 2026. The arrival of Newey, who has designed title-winning cars for more than 30 years,

Newey's decision to join Aston Martin instead of Ferrari has sparked conversation, but both Hamilton and Leclerc are confident in Ferrari's team structure.

F1 rumour has quickly transformed into a tidal wave of speculation, with Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack sending shockwaves through the paddock following whispers Max Verstappen was being poached from Red Bull.

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack shares his excitement for the changes Adrian Newey can bring to the team.