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Cowell: Newey Engineering Approach Collaborative – Not 'Dictatorial'
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The British designer indicated that it will take two years to solve correlation problems
At the head of Aston Martin since the beginning of the year, Andy Cowell has reaffirmed his commitment to federate the entire team around a clear goal: to become again a major player in the Formula 1 world championship, set up in Silverstone, the British team is going through a complicated 2025 season, marked by performance in retreat. She is currently in eighth place in the manufacturer's standings. To straighten the bar, Aston Martin has recru…
Andy Cowell, director of the Aston Martin F1 team, denied any "authoritarian" approach by Adrian Newey to lead Silverstone's technical team. Newey joined Aston Martin at the beginning of the year after nearly two decades at Red Bull. The Britishman, widely regarded as one of the leading car designers in F1 history, piloted the construction of the 2026 car, which will be built according to a new technical regulation. Cowell, who took on his dutie…
Six ways Newey is changing Aston Martin
Since he joined the Aston Martin Formula 1 team in March, Adrian Newey has kept quite a low profile, with just one race appearance so far at the Monaco Grand Prix.But while the team has been clear that his priority is in pulling together a 2026 car design that can thrust it up the grid, it would be wrong to think that he has simply locked himself away in his office with his drawing board and won't be seen again until the AMR26 hits the track. In…
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