Lawrence Stroll The latest news about Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll
Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll is the owner of the Formula 1 Aston Martin team. His son Lance Stroll is one of the drivers alongside Fernando Alonso. You can read the latest news on Lawrence Stroll here.
Aston Martin F1 stake sold to former Donald Trump ambassador and New York Jets owner

Max Verstappen Nordschleife ban emerges as Audi make team boss change - RacingNews365 Review

Aston Martin address sale rumours following landmark £50m deal

Lawrence Stroll blamed for creating 'huge problem' at Aston Martin

Aston Martin handed scathing review over 'disaster' situation

Aston Martin facing deeply worrying situation after Bahrain body blow

Aston Martin shoot rivals 'relentless' F1 title warning

Video: Aston Martin AMR23 makes track debut!

Video: Aston Martin show off their new Silverstone F1 facility

Video: What can be learned from Aston Martin's 2022 car reveal?

Video: Take a tour of Aston Martin's 2022 F1 car!

Live stream: Watch the launch of Aston Martin's new F1 car!

Video: Go behind the scenes at the Aston Martin F1 factory!

Video: Hilarious impressions of Hamilton, Verstappen and more F1 drivers!

Video: Is the new Aston Martin a Mercedes double?

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