Aston Martin is bringing back its usual logo on the cars this weekend

While Aston Martin celebrated a special event last weekend at the French Grand Prix, the team displayed their usual logo this weekend in Hungary.

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Aston Martin is bringing back its usual logo on the cars this weekend

Last weekend, Aston Martin celebrated its 120 years of participation in Grand Prix races. For the occasion, in addition to having Vettel drive a vintage Formula 1 car, the team displayed a special logo, corresponding to Aston Martin’s historical logo. (See photo above).

This weekend, during the Hungarian Grand Prix, Aston Martin brought back its usual winged logo, which has been used since 1932 and slightly modified over the years.

The logo currently used on Aston Martin.

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