How Aston Martin got back on track in Formula One

New owners. New team. New focus. Following a £500 million rescue deal, Britain’s most storied car marque has fresh financial clout and, after 60 years away from the grid, a place in Formula One. Here, GQ meets the men behind the money and the men behind the wheel as we herald the glorious revival
Following a £500 million rescue deal, Aston Martin has fresh financial clout and, after 60 years away from the grid, a place in Formula One.

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