2026 Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team

[hollus]

Source or it didn't happen!

[venkyhere]

According to autoracer:

- Goal is to close the gap to Racing Bull and Alpine
- Be ahead of Audi and Haas ( and Williams and Cadillac)

They will need a lot of seconds, but we know the first seconds are the easiest.

This mean, they think the Honda can recover something like 70hp ? Sounds ambitious

I can't help but
Forget RacingBulls/Alpine, or even Audi/Haas,
first let them go ahead of Cadillac. That should be the honest aim. Because it will take them atleast 2 race weekends to figure out the energy management that will optimize 'what they have in hand'. Actual performance will come only later.

[jacme22]

So rumor from Spain is Honda delivered an engine that didn't fit into the chassis this winter.....all hell broke loose and everything was a compromise until now.

DAZN collaborator Roldán Rodriguez said this on his channel.

Nevertheless, I wouldn't be surprised if Honda designed an engine, Newey came aboard and change the requirements and Honda could not adapt fast enough. It seem to me that AM is focused on putting all the blame on Honda when they built a sub average car.

[avada]

Newey used the term "all the aerodynamic surfaces are changing". Which I understand as anything that touches passing air.

The monocoque front section is accompanied by the rear monocoque (that is being described as "gearbox" ) with the two being rigidly mounted to each other via PU and its rules regulated bolt/pickup points to form one whole "chassis" of which the only noted change, from AN, is the minor shift of some rear suspension location. Ostensibly the same as now used effectively, with no fundamental or radical redesign.

The Transmission, from PU to differential, is located inside that rear structure, entirely.

Aero schema is what "clothes" that structural assembly listed above. This appears to involve most changes, from team comment, so far.

I like that description.

I only ever heard about a "rear monocoque" here though.