The Aston Martin Cognizant Fan Token has been finding extra grip on the markets in recent days, climbing to $0.17 with trading volume topping $156,000 in the last 24 hours.

Much like Fernando Alonso rolling back the years with podium finishes and Lance Stroll fighting for points, the team’s season has sparked renewed enthusiasm among fans and traders alike.

After a solid campaign that has seen Aston Martin consistently battling for a spot in the top half of the constructors’ standings, the momentum is beginning to reflect in their digital asset. Fans sense that with upgrades coming and Alonso’s experience guiding the way, the green cars could still have a few podiums left in the tank before the season’s chequered flag.

Aston Martin so far this season

Aston Martin currently sit 7th in the 2025 Constructors’ Standings with 62 points. Their drivers, Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso, have split the haul fairly evenly: Stroll has picked up 32 points, while Alonso has contributed 30 points.

Most of their points have come from solid finishes in the midfield, places 6th through 10th, rather than podiums. At the British GP, Stroll finished 7th (earning 6 points) and Alonso 9th (2 points) to add to their season tally. Other strong results include Stroll scoring in the Dutch GP, and occasional double‐digit finishes when strategy or reliability have played into their hands.

Hopes for next season

Speculation around next season also fuels excitement. With Aston Martin continuing to invest heavily in infrastructure and development, the possibility of closing the gap on Red Bull and Ferrari is keeping optimism high. If Alonso can keep steering the AMR machine into the points and Stroll finds consistency, expect trading volumes to keep revving up.

For now, the Aston Martin Fan Token looks to be in the slipstream of growing confidence, gaining traction both on the track and on the charts. As the F1 calendar races toward its climax, investors and fans will be watching closely to see if this surge can go full throttle into the final laps.