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Aston Martin sign unusual deal to improve F1 team performance

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Aston Martin has unveiled a brand-new F1 partnership as AQUAME is to become the team’s exclusive water bottle supplier.

The partnership will provide to Aston AQUAME’s “advanced hydration performance technology” which allows for real-time tracking of water intake with the app, allowing for “personalised hydration insights.”

A total of five designs are on offer to “ensure the team remains optimally hydrated throughout the 2026 season.”

“We are excited to launch our collaboration with AQUAME, combining innovative hydration technology with Aston Martin’s signature style,” said head of licencing and merchandise, Matthew Chapman.

“Hydration is key to recovery and focus, so the collection has been designed to seamlessly fit into everyday life, combining premium aesthetics with smart, practical features.”

Meanwile the founder of AQUAME Steve Aidun Xie spoke of the “major milestone” of partnering with an F1 team to bring its technology to the “pinnacle of motorsport.”

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