Motor racing-Mercedes to be F1's sole safety car supplier after Aston deal ends


LONDON, Jan ‌19 (Reuters) - Mercedes will be Formula ‌One's sole safety and ‌medical car supplier this season after Aston Martin decided not to extend an ‍expired five-year deal ‍to share the ‌role with the German manufacturer.

"Aston Martin's ‍agreement ​with Formula One to provide the official ⁠FIA Safety and Medical Car concluded ‌at the end of the 2025 ⁠season," ‍the British-based luxury sportscar maker said on Monday.

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