At Aston Martin they are committed to continuing until 2025. After announcing the renewal of Fernando Alonso a few weeks ago, this Thursday The British team has made public the agreement with Lance Stroll to extend the contract that will bind them until the end of 2025..
“I am very happy with the commitment to stay with the team for 2025 and beyond. It’s great to see how far we’ve come in the last five years; “We have grown a lot as a team and there is still much more to look forward to,” declared the Canadian driver after the news was made public.
Stroll, who has three podiums in Formula 1, played an important role in the Aston Martin project since first joining the Silverstone-based team in 2019.
The expansion gives the team an unchanged lineup for the third consecutive season, providing the desired continuity.
“We are delighted to confirm Lance’s future with Aston Martin Aramco. He played an important role in the formation of this team. “His technical feedback, along with his dedicated work in the simulator, has contributed to the continued development of the car each season,” said Team Principal Mike Krack.
Stroll’s renewal coincides with Pierre Gasly, who has extended his contract with Alpine for several seasons.the French team indicated on Thursday, adding that his 2025 teammate will be chosen “in due course”, in reference to the announced departure of Esteban Ocon.
This “multi-year” agreement “Pierre’s current contract has been extended for the 2025 season and beyond,” Alpine wrote in a statement, without specifying the number of years this extension is expected to last.
“I feel at home in this great team… The goal is always to build for the long term. Even though it’s been a difficult season on the track so far, I’m staying true to the project and I’m not going anywhere… There’s a lot of potential,” Gasly reacted.
The 28-year-old French driver joined the French team last season and has since competed in 32 races (67 points).
Gasly, who made his F1 debut in 2017 with the Toro Rosso team, has competed in a total of 140 Grands Prix, achieving victory in 2020 at Monza, the first for a French driver in F1 since Olivier Panis in 1996 at Monaco.
Source: La Verdad
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