Aston Martin F1
The livery features an iridescent, colour-shifting finish, created using a special coating material being used by Aston Martin for the first time. The result is a design that visibly changes colour as the car travels around Monaco’s iconic street circuit, symbolising the transformation of raw materials into advanced technology.
The same design will also appear on the race suits of Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, as well as on the helmets and overalls of the team’s mechanics.
“This weekend, we are proud to celebrate our principal partner Maaden through this unique livery takeover at the Monaco Grand Prix,” said Aston Martin’s managing director, commercial, Jefferson Slack.
Aston Martin F1
“More than a livery alone, the whole campaign highlights the important role Maaden plays in shaping and transforming materials into components we all use – including in the world of Formula 1.
“We look forward to seeing the striking Maaden design on the streets of Monaco this weekend.”
Aston Martin has faced a tough start to its 2026 campaign, its first with an Adrian Newey-designed racer. However, the team’s new works partnership with Honda has gotten off to a rocky start, with engine vibrations and reliability issues hampering its progress this year.
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