Why Stroll believes his "de-risked" Aston masterplan is feasible
Within five years, Aston Martin plans to challenge for the world championship. It's a goal easily stated, if somewhat more challenging to achieve. But do you want to argue with Lawrence Stroll? STUART CODLING meets the man with the plan
Tread the streets of St James's and you echo the footsteps of the great and the good, the influencers and dealmakers, the movers and shakers of a corner of London which has accommodated the elite since Restoration times. At its heart, St James's Square; for at least two centuries one of London's most fashionable addresses until the arrival of gentlemen's clubs and – ugh, whisper it – commercial establishments prompted the aristocracy to up sticks for nearby Belgravia.
Brass plates by the sturdy doors of these imposing high-ceilinged edifices now allude to the present occupants' line of work. These are no longer houses, since 21st century commerce has no need of bedrest. Within, you will find businesses carrying opaque and anodyne titles, and specialising in such as merger arbitrage and special situations equity and fundamental bottom-up approaches to portfolio construction. Through these vestibules flows wealth to an order of decimal places by which a mere millionaire is a veritable beggar in comparison.
Share Or Save This Story
The detail focus that will make Audi’s Red Bull hire a hit team boss
The Russell traits that will ease his adaption to becoming Mercedes team leader
Can Alpine’s latest regime change shift its course?
Why long Sainz courtship was only one factor in eventual Williams union
How F1’s tech war has transformed in 2024
How F1 teams evolved the humble spring
The statistical F1 anomaly Verstappen will seek to remedy in Singapore
F1 uncovered: A weekend behind the scenes with a team physio
De Vries critical of "domestic-specific" Super Formula penalty
The detail focus that will make Audi’s Red Bull hire a hit team boss
Verstappen bemused by criticism of Red Bull: "People come up with bizarre things"
Super Formula Fuji: Tsuboi snatches points lead with back-to-back wins
The detail focus that will make Audi’s Red Bull hire a hit team boss
The Russell traits that will ease his adaption to becoming Mercedes team leader
The multi-faceted improvements that have allowed McLaren to challenge Red Bull
The one thing McLaren must leave behind for the title run-in
Subscribe and access Motorsport.com with your ad-blocker.
From Formula 1 to MotoGP we report straight from the paddock because we love our sport, just like you. In order to keep delivering our expert journalism, our website uses advertising. Still, we want to give you the opportunity to enjoy an ad-free and tracker-free website and to continue using your adblocker.
