Aston Martin eyes F1 collaboration with Cosworth

  • Published on 26 Jan 2018 09:51
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  • By: Rob Veenstra

Aston Martin has indicated it is open to collaborating with Cosworth on a F1 engine foray. The British luxury carmaker is now Red Bull's title sponsor, but it is interested in F1's simpler and more affordable post-2020 engine regulations.

And Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer is now also interested in a tie-in with Cosworth, the famous former independent F1 engine supplier.

"Cosworth is one of our key partners for Valkyrie (the road car project) and we are working closely with them to create a V12," he told France's Auto Hebdo. "Extending this collaboration to a F1 project would make sense and it is a proposal that we would be willing to study," Palmer added. (GMM)

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  • The only way I see them coming into F1 is if they partner up with someone. But even if they do make an entry, are Red Bull prepared to wait for them to git gud?

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    • Jan 26 2018 - 10:18
  • samuelw

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    must be aiming for 2021 when no one is watching as its behind a paywall.

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    • Jan 26 2018 - 15:52
  • Harryw

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    So team would be Aston Martin with Cosworth engine input or they would both support an international existing team?

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    • Jan 26 2018 - 20:45
    • I find an Aston Martin-Cosworth team to be an unlikely scenario. If anything, it'll probably be Aston Martin-branded Cosworth units to an existing team.

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      • Jan 27 2018 - 13:29
  • boudy

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    Just can't see it. They will be in bed with Honda.

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    • Jan 27 2018 - 00:03

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