©AstonMartin
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Aston Martin F1 has just announced a partnership with the Financial Times, one of the world’s leading business organisations, arming Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll with the power of financial foresight.
Team Silverstone says that “the strategic collaboration will deliver shared value for the two British brands, both of which boast a rich heritage and shared ambition for innovation.”
So this season, in addition to pit stops, Alonso and Stroll will also be making profit stops as they diversify their portfolios beyond just speed.
Stay tuned, folks, the market trends might just surprise you this year!
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