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Aston Martin Slashes Losses After Massive F1 Team Expansion
Highlights
- Aston Martin’s loss reduced to £28.5 million in 2025
- Team turnover increased to £344.2 million from £280.7 million
- New Silverstone campus completed with advanced factory and wind tunnel
- Workforce grew by 151 employees to 996 in 2025
- New sponsors include Cognition, Breitling, and CoinPayments
- Operating loss reduced but still at £20.5 million in 2025
Aston Martin posts a markedly smaller loss for the year to December 31, 2025, as its expanded Silverstone base comes online, recording a total comprehensive loss of £28.5m.
AMR GP Limited, which runs the F1 team from Silverstone, reports turnover rising to £344.2m from £280.7m, buoyed by higher prize money and stronger commercial income.
Total comprehensive loss narrows to £28.5m, from £45.8m in 2024.
Costs of sales increase to £199.1m, yet gross profit improves to £145.1m, up from £99.6m. The revenue step cushions higher operating expenditure through the season.
The team still records an operating loss of £20.5m. Pre-tax losses sit at £51.7m, with a post-tax figure of £41.1m before other comprehensive items reduce the total to £28.5m.
Turnover climbs to £344.2m as prize money and sponsorship strengthen the top line.
The financial trend reflects on-track competitiveness and a growing partner portfolio. New sponsors include Cognition, Cohere, Breitling, CoinPayments, and Eight Sleep.
The figures follow the completion of Aston Martin’s new Silverstone campus, including a factory and wind tunnel. That facility now supports Adrian Newey’s group after Adrian Newey’s arrival from Red Bull.
Headcount rises by 151 to 996 by year-end, underlining the scale-up behind the scenes. The resource base positions Aston Martin for sustained development throughput.
Workforce expands to 996 as the new factory and wind tunnel come online.
The infrastructure uplift should improve correlation, cycle time, and update cadence. That is central to converting a robust platform into repeatable, race-by-race performance gains.
The investment aligns with the team’s broader upgrade plans and follows its recent Silverstone expansion, targeting improved competitiveness as development ramps.
UK-based F1 teams file accounts annually, with Mercedes reporting earlier in June and rivals such as Williams, McLaren, Red Bull, and Alpine following similar timelines.
With a stronger commercial base and enhanced facilities, Aston Martin aims to carry momentum into coming seasons, translating capability into consistent points and podium potential.
Visual Summary
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£344M
turnover
↑ +23%
↑ +23%
Loss ↓ £28.5M
845
people
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996
people
Cognition
Cohere
Breitling
CoinPayments
Eight Sleep
Financial losses shrinking.
Team, revenue & ambition accelerating.
Aston Martin is building momentum.
Team, revenue & ambition accelerating.
Aston Martin is building momentum.
New Silverstone campus operational.
Workforce up 18%.
Prize money & sponsorships at record highs.
Workforce up 18%.
Prize money & sponsorships at record highs.
Daniel Miller reports on Formula 1 Grand Prix weekends with race-day analysis, team-radio highlights, and point-standings updates. He explains power-unit upgrades, aerodynamic developments, and driver rivalries in straightforward, SEO-friendly language for a global F1 audience.
