Aston Martin and Red Bull discuss future powertrains after US Grand Prix
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 9:41 AM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026

After the US Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas, representatives from Aston Martin and Red Bull addressed inquiries regarding future powertrain developments during post-race media sessions. Both teams engaged in discussions that deviated from race results, focusing instead on upcoming plans. The implications of these discussions may shape the competitive in Formula 1. Follow-up developments from both teams will be closely monitored.
- •Aston Martin and Red Bull representatives held a media session after the US Grand Prix.
- •Discussions revolved around future powertrains rather than race outcomes.
- •The US Grand Prix took place at the Circuit of the Americas.
- •Plans for new powertrains may impact future Formula 1 competitions.
- •Media focus included broader questions beyond immediate race performance.
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"One of the most remarkable moments on Sunday in Austin did not take place on the track itself, but rather in the Formula 1 paddock after the US Grand Prix. During the usual post-race media sessions, both Aston Martin and Red Bull’s representatives were asked about a subject that had very little to do with the race at the Circuit of the Americas – quite the opposite, in fact. Both Aston ...Keep reading
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