Aston Martin revealed improvement for home career, Great Britain GPwhich is celebrated this weekend Silverstone. The British team has already introduced a package of updates to ICOLA and since then Fernando Alonso’s sensations along with AMR25 have been more stimulating.
The best proof of this is that Alonso adds three consecutive careers that end with points, certainly the purpose of the House GP for green. For this they introduced a series of improvements that the CEO of the team, Andy Cowellis in charge of revealing.
“We have a New flooring and a new upper part of the body. This is based on the icola update, but while the ICOLA focuses more on the shape of the upper body, It focuses more on the ground with a small change of upper body, aimed at improving the air flow quality Around the wheels behind, “Cowell told Aston Martin’s official website.
“This Probably all in terms of updates 2025. We finished our final test scheduled in the air tunnel with AMR25, though, as I just suggested, that could change because of the speed we could now fix a test. However, there is no planned evidence. “
Excited for 2026
But without a doubt, the great illusion of Aston Martin was in changing the regulations of 2026. The British had all the hope placed in new regulations and therefore put all the meat on the grill (if not all millions of worlds) in improving factory facilities and adrian newey.
The development is made and Concept architecture of 2026 car encourages. We see more refinement, growth in the organization and developing our methods of functioning. All is well, ”Cowell explained
“The fact of having an air tunnel is now seven days a week, 24 hours after each of those days if we wish, it is an advantage. Having our own facilities facilitates the development and allows you to answer better with engineers’ questions. The new wind tunnel has changed game policies. This increases the effectiveness and, ultimately, helps us find answers to how and why, “he commented to graduate.
Source: La Verdad
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