Aston Martin’s best and worst moments from 2025

Aston Martin concluded the 2025 season with a disappointing seventh-place finish in the Constructors' Championship, a step back from their ambitious goals. Fernando Alonso delivered a strong second half, securing a season-best fifth in Hungary and finishing in the top 10 of the Drivers' standings. He notably outqualified Lance Stroll 24-0 and won their race head-to-head 16-8, while Stroll struggled for consistent one-lap pace. A highlight was Alonso's Hungarian GP comeback; a low point was his retirement from seventh in Italy due to a freak suspension failure. The team is now heavily focused on 2026, with new Honda power units and Adrian Newey taking on both Managing Technical Partner and Team Principal roles, aiming to capitalize on new regulations.