Aston Martin will head to Bahrain International Circuit for a filming session ahead of pre-season testing, which begins on Wednesday. According to the team, the AMR25 is an “evolution” of its predecessor,

Fernando Alonso expects Aston Martin to start the Formula One season in a much better place after learning some hard lessons last year.

The changes for the Aston Martin AMR25 are extensive, including a new front wing described by the team as a “significant evolution”, while redesigned sidepods are referred to as “the most striking change visually compared” to the AMR24.

All 10 teams including Aston Martin revealed their livery for the new season at a live event at London's O2 Arena earlier this week, but now, the Silverstone-based outfit have shown off their new car, the AMR25, ahead of pre-season testing in Bahrain next week.

Aston Martin have unveiled their 2025 F1 car, the AMR25, ahead of its first track outing in Bahrain. The AMR25 has been described as an “evolution” of its predecessor and features “large aero surface changes” compared to the AMR24, with the biggest alterations made to the front and rear wings, sidepods, engine cover and floor.

Aston Martin has revealed the AMR-25 ahead of pre-season testing in Bahrain. Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll will remain the team's two drivers.

Fernando Alonso said lessons learned for Aston Martin have been the "driving force" for F1 2025 with an innovative AMR25.

Aston Martin have revealed the AMR25 ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season; the team say 90 per cent of aerodynamic surfaces differ to the cars predecessor; watch F1 pre-season testing live on Sky Sports

At the F175 Live event held earlier this week, Aston Martin unveiled their 2025 Formula 1 car, the AMR25, which features a livery pretty reminiscent of 2024 but carries forward a similar theme with the colour schemes of the other nine F1 teams.

Aston Martin has revealed the AMR25 Formula 1 car, aiming for a stronger 2025 season after a challenging 2024, with pre-season testing set to begin in Bahrain.