2024 Aston Martin | Aramco F1 Team

[Waz]

Or maybe Andy Green was very good at his job and organising in-season development.

I remember Force India often having fewer updates but always a late season update that really improved the car.

Getting rid of a guy who spent years getting good returns from a small budget during a budget cap era probably wasn't so smart.

[diffuser]

Or maybe Andy Green was very good at his job and organising in-season development.

I remember Force India often having fewer updates but always a late season update that really improved the car.

Getting rid of a guy who spent years getting good returns from a small budget during a budget cap era probably wasn't so smart.

Green was technical director and not CTO. He wasn't fired, he's still with AMR. He changed jobs to CTO.

https://f1i.com/news/466145-andrew-gree ... artin.html

[Ground Effect]

Or maybe Andy Green was very good at his job and organising in-season development.

I remember Force India often having fewer updates but always a late season update that really improved the car.

Getting rid of a guy who spent years getting good returns from a small budget during a budget cap era probably wasn't so smart.

Green was technical director and not CTO. He wasn't fired, he's still with AMR. He changed jobs to CTO.

https://f1i.com/news/466145-andrew-gree ... artin.html

Non-F1 role though, except that's just for the books

[-wkst-]

https://www.reddit.com/r/formula1/comme ... _the_rear/

From AMuS originally.

[SSJ4]

Weird that mercedes can do it but we can’t. Crazy how quick mclaren are without it

[KimiRai]

Spanish journalist Carlos Miquel claims that Aston is working on radical changes to the car that could arrive in September. Apparently they are taking inspiration from "more powerful rival cars".

[SSJ4]

Im fine with that considering we took the concept of water slides to the extreme first then mclaren copied it and refined it more. Im assuming the new wind tunnel will be operational by then?

[diffuser]

There are too many names circulating. AMR must be in real troubles and Stroll lost all patience.

Yes, those are my thoughts as well.

Why chase Cardille if Newey is coming?

Good point

As " head of the Chassis Area" he must know a thing or 2 about rear suspensions and gearboxes ?

[Nikosar]

FIA allegedly asked Mercedes to deliver their factory fuel pump to compare with pump used McLaren.

According to Leclrec after Imola " they are doing something wired with the energy "( McLaren and Red bull )

[KimiRai]

Spanish journalist Carlos Miquel claims that Aston is working on radical changes to the car that could arrive in September. Apparently they are taking inspiration from "more powerful rival cars".

If the info is true then it would be after the summer break. September GPs: Monza, Baku and Singapore

[Nikosar]

Canada can be good race for Aston if they find the right operational car window

[diffuser]

Spanish journalist Carlos Miquel claims that Aston is working on radical changes to the car that could arrive in September. Apparently they are taking inspiration from "more powerful rival cars".

If the info is true then it would be after the summer break. September GPs: Monza, Baku and Singapore

Radical and "taking inspiration from more powerful rival cars" is a contradiction. If you're taking from your rivals, then you're not radically different. The car looks alot like the other cars so this sounds like an exaggeration to me. With all the great pictures of the underneath of the floors on these cars going around, I can see how they can use those to inspire changes to a new floor.

[KimiRai]

Spanish journalist Carlos Miquel claims that Aston is working on radical changes to the car that could arrive in September. Apparently they are taking inspiration from "more powerful rival cars".

If the info is true then it would be after the summer break. September GPs: Monza, Baku and Singapore

Radical and "taking inspiration from more powerful rival cars" is a contradiction. If you're taking from your rivals, then you're not radically different. The car looks alot like the other cars so this sounds like an exaggeration to me. With all the great pictures of the underneath of the floors on these cars going around, I can see how they can use those to inspire changes to a new floor.

Maybe radical as in taking a step further, who knows. (also I wonder how he got this info)

[Nikosar]

Spanish journalist Carlos Miquel claims that Aston is working on radical changes to the car that could arrive in September. Apparently they are taking inspiration from "more powerful rival cars".

If the info is true then it would be after the summer break. September GPs: Monza, Baku and Singapore

Radical and "taking inspiration from more powerful rival cars" is a contradiction. If you're taking from your rivals, then you're not radically different. The car looks alot like the other cars so this sounds like an exaggeration to me. With all the great pictures of the underneath of the floors on these cars going around, I can see how they can use those to inspire changes to a new floor.

Maybe it is just Dan Fallows thinking about using new terms to avoid using "New Aggressive package", now it is "Radical change"

[-wkst-]

If the info is true then it would be after the summer break. September GPs: Monza, Baku and Singapore

Radical and "taking inspiration from more powerful rival cars" is a contradiction. If you're taking from your rivals, then you're not radically different. The car looks alot like the other cars so this sounds like an exaggeration to me. With all the great pictures of the underneath of the floors on these cars going around, I can see how they can use those to inspire changes to a new floor.

Maybe radical as in taking a step further, who knows. (also I wonder how he got this info)

But he is the guy who was more or less always right about AMR the last months? Is this correct?

Gonna be a long long time until the summer break and something is totally wrong with this car if they need months to cure the problems.