Teams
Aston Martin
Silverstone, UK · Founded 2021 · Andy Cowell, team principal and chief executive
Aston Martin is 10th in the 2026 Formula 1 constructors' championship on 7 points. Their car is the 10th quickest of 11 on qualifying pace, 2.942s off the pace leader. Fernando Alonso (17th, 7 pts) and Lance Stroll (21st, 0 pts) drive for the team this season. Fernando Alonso has the measure of Lance Stroll in qualifying by a median 0.346s this season. Best result of the season so far is 8th, with points in 3 of 17 rounds. Founded in 2021 and based in Silverstone, UK, the team has 0 constructors' titles and 0 race wins to the end of 2025. Andy Cowell is the team principal and chief executive at Aston Martin.
2026 season
10th
Championship
7 pts
10th
Car pace
+2.942s off the leader
11th
Race pace
+4.29% off the quickest
8th
Best finish
3/17
Scoring rounds
7
Points counted
race + sprint
2026 line-up
| Driver | Champ | Pts | Wins | Podiums | Poles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fernando Alonso | 17th | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Lance Stroll | 21st | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
In qualifying, Fernando Alonso is a median 0.346s ahead of Lance Stroll this season - same car, so the gap is the driver.
Round by round
| Round | Finishes | Pts |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Grand Prix | Lance Stroll NC · Fernando Alonso NC | — |
| Chinese Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso NC · Lance Stroll NC | — |
| Japanese Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 18 · Lance Stroll NC | — |
| Miami Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 15 · Lance Stroll 17 | — |
| Canadian Grand Prix | Lance Stroll 15 · Fernando Alonso NC | — |
| Monaco Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 10 · Lance Stroll NC | 1 |
| Grand Prix de Barcelona-Catalunya | Fernando Alonso NC · Lance Stroll NC | — |
| Austrian Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 18 · Lance Stroll NC | — |
| British Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 18 · Lance Stroll 19 | — |
| Belgian Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 19 · Lance Stroll NC | — |
| Hungarian Grand Prix | Lance Stroll 13 · Fernando Alonso 14 | — |
| Dutch Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 9 · Lance Stroll NC | 2 |
| italy | Lance Stroll NC · Fernando Alonso NC | — |
| spain | Fernando Alonso 17 · Lance Stroll NC | — |
| Azerbaijan Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso NC · Lance Stroll NC | — |
| Singapore Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 16 · Lance Stroll NC | — |
| Bahrain Grand Prix | Fernando Alonso 8 · Lance Stroll 12 | 4 |
| Season | points in 3 of 17 rounds | 7 |
Team record
0
Titles
0
Race wins
3
Podiums
2021
Founded
Silverstone
Base
British
Historical totals through the end of the 2025 season.
Who runs the team
- Andy CowellTeam principal and chief executive
- Adrian NeweyManaging technical partner
- Enrico CardileChief technical officer
- Lawrence StrollExecutive chairman
- Mike KrackChief trackside officer
- Andrew VizardFernando Alonso's race engineer
- Chris CroninSenior race engineer across both cars, sharing Fernando Alonso's
- Gary GannonLance Stroll's race engineer
These are the names quoted in most Aston Martin stories. Where one of them is mentioned in a story we cover, their role is spelled out on the page.
Latest Aston Martin stories

2026 F1 Zandvoort: Full Dutch GP sprint qualifying and Friday practice results
10 sources · 47 days ago

Lance Stroll facing investigation for 'dangerous' Lando Norris incident
5 sources · 35 days ago

Red Bull names Aston Martin F1 engineer as Gianpiero Lambiase replacement
5 sources · 39 days ago

Fernando Alonso issues ‘different animal’ verdict with his F1 future still undecided
3 sources · 37 days ago

Fernando Alonso hailed as "actual GOAT" after F1 Dutch GP: "Just a machine"
2 sources · 46 days ago

Alonso downplays Bahrain GP points hopes after 'miracle' Q2 appearance in Sepang
2 sources · 6 days ago

F1 News: Martin Brundle claims he would AXE Fernando Alonso from Aston Martin
2 sources · 24 days ago

Aston Martin to be 'glued to the TV' as Fernando Alonso Dakar speculation grows
1 source · 3 days ago

The reasons behind Alonso renewing F1 contract with Aston Martin
1 source · 10 days ago

Honda makes new engine announcement after Spanish GP
1 source · 26 days ago

What's next for Aston Martin's and Honda's F1 development
1 source · 38 days ago

Aston Martin plan no further upgrades for 2026 car besides weight reduction | Formula 1
1 source · 38 days ago

Aston Martin enjoy breakthrough Qualifying of 2026 at Sepang. Light at the end of the tunnel?
1 source · 8 days ago

Lance Stroll’s salary revealed: how many millions Aston Martin pays
2 sources · 10 days ago

Aston Martin have found THREE seconds in pace, but Honda think they can go even faster
2 sources · 42 days ago

Fernando Alonso issues ‘more to come’ prediction for Aston Martin after Zandvoort points finish
2 sources · 47 days ago

Why Aston Martin expect another strong weekend in Singapore
1 source · 3 days ago

Aston Martin urged to 'take breath' as Honda spy potential breakthrough
1 source · 4 days ago

Lance Stroll: Honda F1 engine makes Aston Martin slower by two seconds a lap
1 source · 10 days ago

Investigation uncovers Adrian Newey Aston Martin ownership details
1 source · 39 days ago

What next for Aston Martin, Alonso and Honda
1 source · 44 days ago

Fernando Alonso was 'faster than the Ferraris' on way to Aston Martin breakthrough
2 sources · 6 days ago

Riccardo Patrese: Lance Stroll not top level driver but Fernando Alonso can still win for Aston Martin
1 source · 39 days ago

Brundle tells Aston Martin to drop Alonso and rebuild with young drivers as Rosberg disagrees
2 sources · 25 days ago
Where these numbers come from
Car pace is the blended qualifying gap to the fastest team over recent weekends, in seconds - a figure a reader can check against a timing screen, unlike a rescaled index. Race pace is a different measurement on the same car: the median green-flag lap on Sunday against the quickest car in each race, with the first lap, pit in-laps and out-laps and anything more than 7% off a driver’s own median taken out. It is a percentage rather than seconds because a tenth is a different share of the lap at every circuit. The two orders don’t always agree, which is the point of showing both. Points here are counted from the race classifications themselves rather than read off a standings table. Compare the field on the teams page or see the latest results.

