Lawrence Stroll has big plans for Aston Martin. Not only does he pick up all kinds of talent from the Red Bull Racing and Mercedes plants. Auto, Motor und Sport reports that the Canadian also wants to build his own engine in the future.
The dream of the walk
Stroll probably imagined his entry into Formula 1 more beautifully. F1 driver Lance Stroll’s father renamed Force India Racing Point and renamed Aston Martin this year. However, things are not going smoothly in the open, because the new aerodynamics regulations for this season have pushed the team behind.
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Despite seventh place in the constructors’ championship, the team is working in the background on larger plans. Top people from Mercedes (Eric Blandin) and Red Bull Racing (Dan Fallows, Andrew Alessi) have already been called in to design the project. In addition to the top people, the team at the plant was also expanded from 420 to 593 employees.
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Aston Martin engine
In addition, the factory has been taken in hand and a factory for no less than 700 people is to be built by 2023, which will also house a new wind tunnel. The 360-degree wind tunnel is a system that can only be found at Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull and is scheduled to go into operation in 2024. It would involve an investment of 200 million euros.
But that’s not all, as AMuS reports, rumors are circulating in the paddock that Stroll has its own engine based on the Red Bull model in mind. The billionaire was already there at the meeting about the engines for 2026. Building an engine from scratch will be difficult, but with Audi and Porsche lurking there, a collaboration may be possible in the future.
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