Aston Martin & AMOC Weekly Round-Up – Celebrating Excellence, Innovation and Passion
Editor’s Introduction
Last week was an uplifting one across the world of Aston Martin and the Aston Martin Owners Club (AMOC). From strategic direction and motorsport developments to heritage celebrations and a hugely significant award win, the spirit of the marque continues to shine brightly. Whether you’re an owner, a fan, or simply someone who loves the Aston Martin story, there was plenty to take away as we reflect on the week that has just passed.
Corporate & Brand Developments: Steering Steadily Forward
Aston Martin Lagonda plc continued to refine and reinforce its long-term strategy last week, balancing prudent financial management with vibrant brand ambition.
One key highlight was a distinctly British alliance between Aston Martin and BERO, further strengthening the marque’s lifestyle credentials. These collaborations underline Aston Martin’s commitment to expanding its luxury identity beyond cars alone.
Meanwhile, last week’s financial commentary — including an update from Fitch Ratings — highlighted continued global headwinds, particularly in the U.S. and China. Even so, Aston Martin remains outwardly confident, tightening its investment focus while safeguarding the premium quality and exclusivity that define the badge.
There were also renewed discussions around the potential for further involvement from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, which, if it evolves, could bolster long-term funding and stability for the brand as it pushes deeper into the electrified and hypercar future.
Takeaways:
Brand-extension efforts remain strong and strategically aligned.
Financial pressures persist, but the company is responding sensibly.
Long-term direction remains exciting — measured, premium and experience-driven.
Motorsport: Resilience, Development and Passion
Formula 1 – Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team
Last week’s Formula 1 headlines centred on steady operational progress and glimpses of performance as the team continues to refine the AMR25 ahead of the major 2026 regulation reset.
In São Paulo, Fernando Alonso praised the team for being “on the right foot” after a strong Sprint Qualifying, even if race-day pace didn’t quite convert into the result fans hoped for. Meanwhile, the team’s deepening technology partnership with Arm Holdings highlights the push for smarter, more efficient pit-stop processes and data-driven performance insights — crucial areas heading into 2026.
Endurance, GT & Historic Racing
Aston Martin’s involvement in the World Endurance Championship also moved forward last week, with the Valkyrie Hypercar continuing its debut campaign. Though not picking up headline wins, the car’s development arc is trending positively, strengthening Aston Martin’s reputation in top-tier endurance racing.
Across GT and historic racing circles, the marque remained active — from British GT paddocks to Goodwood and club-level events. The focus is increasingly shifting toward owner participation, heritage racing and mixed-class competition — the sort of arenas where enthusiasm and storytelling eclipse sheer lap times.
Takeaways:
The F1 team is sharpening its technology and race-craft foundations.
WEC development continues steadily, building long-term credibility.
Strong engagement across historic and club-level racing keeps the brand’s spirit thriving.
AMOC Community: Pride, Passion — and a Major Award Win
One of the standout highlights last week was the Aston Martin Owners Club winning Car Club of the Year at the International Historic Motoring Awards 2025.
This is a massive achievement. The competition was fierce, with AMOC up against some of the world’s most respected automotive clubs — yet the judges recognised AMOC’s extraordinary commitment to heritage, community, events and member engagement.
Across the regions, AMOC’s local sections also continued to build momentum, with Area 10’s New Year Dinner announcement and other seasonal events being organised nationwide. The latest edition of AM Monthly also rolled out last week, providing members with fresh content and club news.
Takeaways:
AMOC’s IHMA Car Club of the Year victory is a landmark moment for the community.
Regional events remain lively and well-attended.
The club continues to be the beating heart of the Aston Martin world.
Heritage: Celebrating 90 Years of Aston Martin Craftsmanship
Heritage remained a strong theme last week as AMOC continued sharing features tied to its 90th anniversary — including member stories, archival photographs and spotlights on iconic models.
The reflections on Newport Pagnell’s legacy, the evolution of the Vantage line and interviews with long-time members offered a wonderful reminder that Aston Martin’s future is built upon one of the richest histories in motoring.
Takeaway:
The ongoing 90th anniversary content is the perfect reminder of how deep the Aston Martin story runs — and how proudly AMOC keeps it alive.
Stock Watch: Aston Martin Lagonda (LSE: AML)
Aston Martin’s share price remained fairly steady last week, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and a lack of major financial announcements.
Price snapshot:
7–16 Nov range: approx. £59.25 – £59.80
Latest: around £59.35
Simple text-based graph:
Date Price (£)
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10 Nov ~59.25
13 Nov ~59.80
16 Nov ~59.35
While the stock sits well below its 12-month highs, stability is not unwelcome — especially given broader market conditions and recent corporate updates.
Context:
The flat movement reflects investor caution but also a sense that Aston Martin’s long-term strategy remains intact.
Last Week’s Must-Read Links
Aston Martin x BERO partnership:
https://www.astonmartin.com/en/newsAston Martin Valkyrie WEC update:
https://www.astonmartin.com/en/news/valkyrie-debut-campaignAston Martin Aramco F1 Team news:
https://www.astonmartinf1.com/en-GB/newsInternational Historic Motoring Awards 2025:
https://historicmotoringawards.comAston Martin Owners Club:
https://www.amoc.org
Last week was a brilliant reflection of what makes the Aston Martin world so special. Even in a quieter corporate period, the passion, heritage and forward momentum remained unmistakable. From technological ambition in Formula 1 to steady progress in endurance racing, from lifestyle partnerships to that incredible AMOC award win — the story this week was one of resilience, pride and community.
As always, the true magic lies with the people who keep the marque alive. Owners, fans, engineers, volunteers, racers — together, we continue to fuel the passion that has defined Aston Martin for over a century.
Here’s to another great week ahead.

