Historic win for Aston Martin. - 17/06/2007
Aston Martin has secured its first win at Le Mans since 1959 after David Brabham, Rickard Rydell and Darren Turner brought an end to the Corvette Racing victory streak in the GT1 class at La Sarthe.
Brabs: 2007 will be third time lucky for AMR. - 21/03/2007
David Brabham believes Aston Martin Racing has its best chance ever of success in the Le Mans 24 Hours this summer, and is determined to turn the tables on arch-rivals Corvette after the squad was cruelly denied in the closing stages in both of its last two attempts.
Brabham gets green light for 24 Hours. - 20/03/2007
David Brabham has added the Le Mans 24 Hours to his sportscar schedule for 2007, having been given clearance to rejoin Aston Martin Racing for an assault on the GT1 class title.
Brabham to aid Team Modena challenge. - 11/09/2006
Team Modena has announced that David Brabham will rejoin the team for the final round of the Le Mans Series at Jarama.
Piquet Jr joins Brabham, Garcia for 24 Hours. - 04/06/2006
Two famous Formula One names are to reunite at this year's Le Mans 24 Hours, as Nelson Piquet Jr gets set to join David Brabham for his first crack at the French marathon.
Milner joins Maxwell, Jeannette in Panoz line-up. - 27/05/2006
With David Brabham opting to renew his relationship with Aston Martin for the Le Mans 24 Hours next month, Tom Milner has been drafted in to complete the Multimatic Motorsports Team Panoz line-up.
Brabham gets call to all-star Cirtek squad. - 11/04/2006
David Brabham and Christophe Bouchut will lead Cirtek Motorsport's assault on this year's Le Mans 24 Hours, after the team's Aston Martin entry was confirmed by the Automobile Club de l'Ouest.
Aston Martin duo recognised for Le Mans display. - 08/12/2005
David Brabham and Darren Turner were among the big name drivers to be honoured at the annual British Racing Drivers Club awards at Silverstone, as the pair picked up the Woolf Barnato Trophy in recognition of their performance at Le Mans.
Turner: We should have won! - 23/06/2005
In only its third race, and on its debut at the world's most famous and gruelling endurance sportscar race, the Aston Martin DBR9 of Darren Turner, David Brabham and Stephane Sarrazin claimed a GT1 podium finish behind the two American Corvette C6.Rs - but its British driver reckons it could have been a more successful weekend had it not been for a number of factors.
Brabham admits to surprise at each Aston success. - 08/06/2005
Just as he did in 2003, David Brabham hopes to play a significant role as one of the UK's most renowned car manufacturers returns to the Sarthe region of France for the historic 24 Hours of Le Mans next weekend.
Brabham eager for Aston 'buzz'. - 02/02/2005
David Brabham has admitted that he is excited by the chance of driving for Aston Martin Racing at Sebring and Le Mans, and insists that he is looking forward to giving the British fans something to cheer this year.
Q&A: David Brabham. - 20/01/2005
David Brabham took time out from his recent testing schedule with the new Aston Martin DBR9 to visit the annual Autosport International exhibition in the UK, where he talked openly about his chances of racing in 2005, as well as his charity and ecological motorsport roles.
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