In 1959, at the Dutch Grand Prix, Aston Martin entered into the sport with drivers like Carroll Shelby and Roy Salvadori. However, their first F1 car, named DBR4, failed to score any points and ...

Fan favourites like Spa and Silverstone may have hosted numerous Formula 1 races over the championship's 75-year history, but ...

Aston Martin entered F1 during the 1959 season with the DBR4, with Carroll Shelby and Roy Salvadori behind the wheel for the Dutch Grand Prix as well as races in Great Britain, Portugal and Italy.

so developing the two cars at the same time—in theory—would allow Aston Martin to gain some advantage. Sadly, this proved not to be the case and instead was its undoing. Development on the DBR4 began ...

At the end of the season, Aston Martin finally abandoned sports-car racing and for 1960 turned its full attention to Formula One. Sadly, its DBR4 was outdated and slow, and there was no question of ...

Before setting up shop at these permanent tracks, F1 raced on a street circuit in Lisbon in 1959. Roy Salvadori, Aston Martin DBR4/250, leads Maurice Trintignant, Cooper T51 Climax Built in the ...

The S is Aston’s response to SUVs like the Ferrari Purosangue and Lamborghini Urus SE that made even the DBX 707 start to ...

Aston Martin doesn't want anyone to forget they also build an ultra-luxury super-SUV. Thus, it's time for a new version: DBX ...