Lawrence Stoll is the mandamás of Aston Martin’s team in Formula 1 but his influence may still rise, as Reuters explains. The British manufacturer announced his decision to sell his minority participation of 74 million pounds (equivalent to nearly 88 million) on the Aston Martin Aramco team.
The car’s luxury manufacturer plans to raise a total of 150 million euros and this movement will already get more than half. Here he enters Lawrence walks. Canada’s billionaire, by the hand of his company Yew tree consortium, get that participation and this new investment It will have 33% of the total.
“This suggested investment further outlines my convincing this extraordinary brand And my promise to ensure that Aston Martin has the strongest possible platform to create a long -term value, “said Lawrence, father of the Silverstone Stroll team pilot.
Aston Martin had to say goodbye to 5% of its workers but announced that during the last year’s economic year there was increased benefits.
The focus on F1
Aston Martin won Formula 1 during 2021 and many funds for the British brand sport. Its proof is The total renewal of the Silverstone -Silverstone tree and Adrian Newey’s signing as a chief design for cars of the next few seasons.
At the level of results, in 2025 this a simple period is not expected because the regulation is not different and Neither fernando alonso or stroll has one of the best cars on the grill. The podiums during 2023, when Alonso climbed eight times in the drawer, now far away.
Still, expect that Newey’s influence, for the many largest brains experienced by F1, was detected in 2026 carWhen the greatest change of regulation has been applied since 2014. The hope of the green and Alonso themselves is deposited in this new era. So far, as seen in the first two races of the year, the goal is nothing more than the fight to be the reference to the central zone of the grill. A mission that has seen equality -equal between so many shields is unexpected. Next Challenge: Japan GP this weekend.
Source: La Verdad
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