Aston Martin AMR26

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It looks like the exhaust is positioned much lower. Does it mean that they will introduce similar exhaust winglets like Ferrari?
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wiktor977 wrote: ↑
24 Jul 2026, 12:04
It looks like the exhaust is positioned much lower. Does it mean that they will introduce similar exhaust winglets like Ferrari?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HN-naFyWQAA ... =4096x4096
I guess not lol. I really like new scultpting around suspenison arms
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wiktor977 wrote: ↑
24 Jul 2026, 12:04
It looks like the exhaust is positioned much lower. Does it mean that they will introduce similar exhaust winglets like Ferrari?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HN-naFyWQAA ... =4096x4096
The upper control arm of the rear suspension has been replaced with a longbow. I wonder if we will see an aerodynamic fairing there. Pseudo monkey seat.
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I see the fins under the barge board are like the McLaren with downwashing in the forwards part and then upwashing behind it.
What is that carbon fiber arch over the rw actuator pod doing? Seems excessive just to stiffen things up.

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Translated from Polish
New front wing and nose of the Aston Martin.



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Rear/Diffuser seems similar to Ferrari and or Mercedes concept?

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Exquisite sculpting on the engine cover! :o
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whats that new exit further up by the halo for? i assume just venting flow from under the bodywork? getting air to flow over radiators better?

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zoroastar wrote: ↑
24 Jul 2026, 13:05
whats that new exit further up by the halo for? i assume just venting flow from under the bodywork? getting air to flow over radiators better?
Also whats with the rw actuater. Seems very overkill
Halo not as bad as we thought

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The rear wing actuator changed, but as suggested earlier, it is not a macarena.

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Self explanatory with the picture but following the forum rules. Picture of the underside of strolls Aston

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wiktor977 wrote: ↑
24 Jul 2026, 12:04
It looks like the exhaust is positioned much lower. Does it mean that they will introduce similar exhaust winglets like Ferrari?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HN-naFyWQAA ... =4096x4096
This new more rigid solution with the horizontal connection might be telling about their past troubles.
Looks like they did great effort to have that strengthened part, so it might have caused the rear to misbehave.
To me it looked bad when they presented it, so I am not surprised.

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Yeah without that new brace in the middle between the two rear wing pylons, I would imagine those pylons being flexed towards each other under load. And possibly away from each other in some conditions. Should be way more rigid now.