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Aston Martin explains how the 2026 rules will change the aerodynamics
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The Aston Martin factory in Silverstone does not stop working on the project next season. Despite the fact that the Formula 1 grid is submerged in summer break, Adrian Newey and his team keep their eyes on the 2026 course. The new regulation will bring great changes to the new single-seater, Aston Martin has gone a step further with his modifications and the team will have an engine offered by Honda. Andrian Newey and Enrico Cardile have been in…
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Ahead of the arrival of the all-new technical regulation in 2026, Aston Martin's Executive Director Bob Bell has explained how the new rules will impact the aerodynamic characteristic of the current F1 cars.
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