Aston Martin announced a different partnership for its Formula 1 team. The team has signed an agreement with AQUAME, a company that will be the exclusive supplier of water bottles for the team during the 2026 season.
This initiative focuses on optimizing the hydration of Aston Martin members, using advanced monitoring technology. The system developed by the company allows real-time tracking of water intake through an app, offering personalized data for each user.
According to the British team, the goal is to improve aspects related to physical recovery and concentration during activities throughout the season. The partnership also includes a line with five different bottle designs, created to meet the needs of team members throughout the year.
Matthew Chapman, head of licensing and merchandising at Aston Martin, highlighted the importance of the collaboration with AQUAME and stated that the technology can bring relevant benefits to the team’s daily life in Formula 1: “We are excited to launch our collaboration with AQUAME, combining innovative hydration technology with Aston Martin’s characteristic style. Hydration is essential for recovery and focus, so the collection was developed to fit perfectly into the daily routine, combining premium aesthetics with smart and practical functionalities,” Chapman said.
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AQUAME also celebrated the agreement signed with the British team. The company’s founder, Steve Aidun Xie, described the partnership as an important step for the brand as it officially enters the environment of the world’s premier motorsport category.
According to Xie, the presence in Formula 1 represents an opportunity to bring the company’s technology to one of the most demanding settings in the sport. The executive described the agreement as ‘a major milestone’ for AQUAME.
Aston Martin continues to expand its list of commercial partners while seeking evolution on and off the track. The bet on solutions related to physical performance and recovery shows the growing concern of Formula 1 teams with details that can generate competitive gains throughout the season.
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