Aston Martin will raise over $162 million through the sale of its stake in the F1 team and funding from its chairman, Lawrence Stroll, to counter losses and President Donald Trump's tariffs.

"Benefiting from the growing success and popularity of Formula 1, alongside this long-term sponsorship ... it takes to get an F1 car on the track. ⬇️ — Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team ...

“With a long-term sponsorship agreement cementing the existing relationship between Aston Martin and the Aston Martin F1 Team, our brand will remain present and competing at the pinnacle of ...

The Aston Martin brand will be in F1 for decades to come, team owner Lawrence Stroll said Monday after the sportscar maker announced the sale of its stake in the Silverstone-based outfit.

all while reaffirming its long-term sponsorship of the F1 outfit. Despite the divestment, the F1 team will continue to bear the iconic Aston Martin name and signature British racing green livery.