F1 | Aston Martin closer to Formula 1: “Encouraged by the new engine rules”
The meeting held last Tuesday in Paris on engine regulations in force since 2021, also saw the participation ofAston Martin. The British car manufacturer, interested in a return to Formula 1 as an engine supplier in the near future, was satisfied with what emerged in the discussion between the manufacturers and Liberty Media: “Aston Martin attended the recent FIA meeting and was deeply engaged through its comments regarding the potential solutions proposed” – declared ad Motorsport Andy Palmer, CEO of Aston Martin.
However, Palmer underlined how Aston Martin's possible return to Formula 1 is closely linked to the size of the financial commitment: “We are encouraged by the indications that have emerged and will continue to study a practical solution that could involve Aston Martin by 2021. The key will, as always, be linked to how development costs are controlled. A vital measure to make the participation of independent engine suppliers possible”.
Federico Martino
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