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Home » Adrian Newey’s first Aston Martin F1 car gets official presentation date

Adrian Newey’s first Aston Martin F1 car gets official presentation date. Aston Martin has announced the official launch of its 2026 F1 car.

Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin, 2025 F1
For some, it’s already time to think about 2026: the new F1 car is ready to be revealed, as Aston Martin makes its official announcement. The 2025 championship is not yet over, but the British team is already fully focused on next year. Aston Martin has taken the lead, becoming the first team in the F1 paddock to announce the launch date for its car for the 2026 season, designed by the legendary Adrian Newey.

The new car will be called the AMR26, continuing the lineage of its predecessors, and it will be the vehicle Aston Martin fields during the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship. This car marks the start of a new era both for Formula 1 and for Aston Martin, which in recent months welcomed renowned engineer Adrian Newey to its Silverstone headquarters after his departure from Red Bull during the previous season.

Aston Martin to unveil 2026 car on February 9

Aston Martin will officially present the new AMR26 on Monday, February 9, 2026. The team confirmed the news via a post on its social media channels. The accompanying image references the pencil and paper used by Adrian Newey, the mastermind behind the new car, which will once again be driven by Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll.

In this new era of revolutionary regulations, the British team has set ambitious goals, going so far as to expand its Silverstone headquarters with significant investments and secure the talents of Adrian Newey. Lawrence Stroll’s plans also include signing a top driver for 2027, with rumors surrounding Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc indicating Aston Martin’s growing commitment to challenge the top teams in the category.

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