Aston Martin chairman Lawrence Stroll believes the return of the Formula 1 team to the grid will "reignite" the brand's global awareness and "desirability". Stroll's sees his majority ownership of the luxury car manufacturer and the team ending a 61-year absence from the F1 grid as working hand in hand. Article continues under video The Canadian billionaire is certainly hoping F1's global status, in particular, will play a major role in helping to boost car sales around the world. In addition, Stroll is also hoping to bring long-overdue success to the team at the pinnacle of motorsport following its ill-conceived maiden foray from 1959-61. "Formula One is a hugely...
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