Shaken (Not Stirred) Competition: The Rise Of Aston Martin In F1
Forbes - 2024-04-17T17:00:07.000Z

Aston Martin climbed from last to fifth in three years in a show of its strategic vision. It aims to challenge Red Bull and Ferrari, merging luxury with high performance.

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