FILE PHOTO - Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer poses with the display model of a AM-RB 001 ahead of the 2017 Canadian International Autoshow where the company and Red Bull Racing reveal the $3 million Aston Martin AM-RB 001 hypercar in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, February 15, 2017. REUTERS/Peter Power
LONDON (Reuters) - British luxury sportscar maker Aston Martin is looking to get more engaged in Formula One, chief executive Andy Palmer said on Sunday amid speculation of a title partnership with Red Bull and future engine involvement.
"We want to be more involved in the sport," Palmer told Britain's Channel 4 television while attending the Singapore Grand Prix.
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