A logo on the new Aston Martin DBX at the new Aston Martin Lagonda factory in Barry, Wales, Britain February 21, 2020. REUTERS/Rebecca Naden/Pool

LONDON (Reuters) - Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, who is investing in carmaker Aston Martin AML.L, sees the opportunity to share Formula One technology with the firm's range of road cars, he said on Wednesday.

“I feel Aston has really missed having a mid-engine program, having that DNA in their racing, in their blood and now with the opportunity of returning to a works Formula One team for 2021 to be able to share technology from our Formula One team with our road car projects,” he said.

“I think this is the final cherry on the cake that Aston Martin really needed to complete its range and come back to its roots of racing.”