Aston Martin executive chairman, Lawrence Stroll, said he will not give up on Aston Martin\u2019s mission of being world champions.<\/p>\n
The team has invested heavily in new facilities in recent years, with an all-new factory complemented by high-profile hires in the likes of Adrian Newey and Enrico Cardile, to lead the team\u2019s technical efforts.<\/p>\n
Lawrence Stroll: \u2018Winning is what we\u2019re here for\u2019 at Aston Martin<\/p>\n
While the Silverstone-based team sits seventh in the standings as the current season unfolds, much of Aston Martin\u2019s resource has been placed into laying the foundations for the team\u2019s future, with a brand-new factory and up-to-date facilities dwarfing the team\u2019s old site, which formerly housed Jordan in years gone by.<\/p>\n
With the team\u2019s infrastructure having considerably increased in size, Aston Martin and its factory power unit deal with Honda will provide one of the early talking points of 2026, as to whether or not the first Newey-led design with the team will bring results.<\/p>\n
Stroll said upon his takeover of the team that it would be a \u201c10-year journey\u201d to winning a title, but six years in, he renewed his ambition to see Aston Martin<\/a> at the top of Formula 1.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m relentless. I don\u2019t give up until the mission is completed,\u201d Stroll said in an interview on the team\u2019s website. \u201cIn this case, the mission is being world champions.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019ve been fortunate enough and successful in all the ventures I\u2019ve done. This is the most passionate I\u2019ve been, the most heartfelt, which drives me more, excites me more, frustrates me more.<\/p>\n Why Adrian Newey\u2019s bond with Fernando Alonso is crucial for Aston Martin<\/p>\n \ud83d\udc49\u00a0Why Adrian Newey\u2019s private Alonso talks are so important for Aston Martin<\/a><\/p>\n