Aston Martin AMR22

[Zynerji]

The parabolic twist to the top beam-wing flap!

[MtthsMlw]

It's pretty

[InsaneX_Badger]

That blister on the engine cover looks huge. Wonder how much smaller the works Mercedes could get it.

[Starscreamer]

The car look great lighter green...
I wonder which shampoo Vettel uses

[TheFluffy]

Is it just me but it feels like the sidepods packaging is a lot beefier than that it was before? Did we take a step back on packaging or did Aston do this intentionally?

[Holm86]

If Aston Martin can progress as much as Vettel's hairline, they're definitely getting some podiums

[timbo]

Are there minimum radius rules for the sidepods? The transition from the flat panel to the rest of the sidepod is quite sharp.

[TimmTurbo]

It looks like a disk on the sidepods, quite wide. I hope they manage to make it slimmer.

Appears to be Pregnant from above

[JRodrigues]

Interesting detail on the rear wing elements:

https://i.imgur.com/IYLPFdp.png

Once they start tuning the rear wing, won't the main plane be "desaligned" with side planes?

[Just_a_fan]

https://i.imgur.com/1vSFA6s.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/AB3vmdO.jpg

The beam wing is a like a parachute! Reminds me of the McLaren rear suspension arms from a few years ago.

Getting that beam wing to work with the diffuser is going to be a key area of work, it seems to me.

[Giando]

They reduced the section of the monocoque above and below, no more on the sides of nose.

[JPower]

Is it just me but it feels like the sidepods packaging is a lot beefier than that it was before? Did we take a step back on packaging or did Aston do this intentionally?

Same thing was asked of the Haas. It's definitely intentional. Most likely because the bargeboards disappeared and airflow has to be controlled differently. I'm no expert but that's seems to be the going theory.

[Just_a_fan]

High res brightened+

https://i.imgur.com/ZIrUhsN.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/DrXZFK1.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/qcCpvL9.jpg

The "barge board extension" (BBE) to the front edge of the floor certainly extends well forward. The FIA have basically given them a single bargeboard as part of the rules. I can see this being finessed over time to get just the right vorticity off it to help with the front tyre wake.

[NathanOlder]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLPK29NXoAA ... name=small

Is that me or there is a missing pushrod on the left hand side, meaning they are hiding pullrod and photoshoped pushrod on right side?

Even on the video it has a missing pushrod ???

[Alex_GER]

really a beauty! In my Opinion are the new rules better for nice formula 1 cars then the rules until 2021. Nice!
a little bit 2000's flashback