The British luxury automobile Aston Martin has been waking up Formula 1 with some wake-up calls. The team recently signed some high-profile signings, including Adrian Newey. He's believed to help the team bag the championship title in the next coming years. Former world champion Nico Rosberg has issued a clear warning for Aston Martin: Do not follow the footsteps of Paris Saint-Germain in football.

The star-studded PSG, featuring Lionel Messi, Neymar, and Kylian Mbappé, hasn't enjoyed a victory in that one trophy that everybody looks for in European football-the Champions League. Meanwhile, according to Rosberg, a similar trap could befall Aston Martin if the team did not gel well.

"Look at PSG in soccer," Rosberg said. "They had Messi, Neymar, and Kylian Mbappé, three all at once. Three of the best soccer players ever, and all the others were very good as well. And they never won the Champions League."

He stressed that it was really teamwork because, "of course, it's great to bring the greatest geniuses, the best managers on board. However, they still need to then gel, work together optimally, because you're only as good as the whole team is collaboratively."

Undoubtedly, one would be utterly thrilled about the ambitious plans that Aston Martin is collating for the future. With Newey, such a team could create a car that might cause chaos in Formula 1's established order. However, there are lessons in failure of other sports teams too.

This may be the finest opportunity for Aston Martin to etch their name into the sport with the new regulation package that comes into effect in 2026. But the team should remember that success in Formula 1 is not all about getting the best-of-breed individual talent on board; it is a synergy of skills, strategies, and teamwork. Only then can they seriously hope to attain the high-flying ambitions placed before them.