Aston Martin fans, your wait is almost over as Team Silverstone has officially announced the launch date for its 2025 Formula 1 challenger, the AMR25.
Mark your calendars for this Sunday at 5 pm GMT, because that’s when the wraps will come off the car that carries the team’s hopes for a return to podium contention.
Fresh off the glitz and glamour of the sport’s F1 75 season launch event that took place this week in London, where Aston Martin showcased tweaks to its iconic racing green livery, the team is now turning its attention to the main event – the unveiling of the actual car.
While the livery reveal offered a tantalizing glimpse of what’s to come, the AMR25 itself promises to be a significant step forward.
A Crucial Year for Aston Martin
Aston, now helmed by team principal Andy Cowell, will be looking to reignite its competitive spark this season after a frustrating 2024 campaign that saw it fail to reach the podium even once – a stark contrast to 2023, when Fernando Alonso claimed an impressive eight podium finishes.
The AMR25 will not only be tasked with bringing Aston Martin back to the sharp end of the grid but will also lay the foundation for an ambitious future.
Get ready. #AMR25
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— Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team (@AstonMartinF1) February 21, 2025
Adrian Newey, the team’s biggest off-track signing, will arrive on March 3 as Managing Technical Partner, bringing a significant shift to the team’s engineering power.
While Newey’s primary focus will be on Aston Martin’s 2026 machine, which will run with Honda power instead of the current Mercedes engines, the 2025 season remains critical.
The team must balance developing its current package while preparing for the major regulation overhaul in 2026, making AMR25 a crucial stepping stone in the squad’s evolution.
With Newey on board and a renewed focus on development, the team is leaving no stone unturned in its quest for success.
Sunday’s launch will provide the first real glimpse of the car that will carry those hopes. Get ready to see the AMR25 in all its glory – green, mean, and ready to race.
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