US EditionAdrian Newey’s Aston Martin suspension choice may hold the key for F1 2026 hopes
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Adrian Newey Keeps Aston Martin Guessing as Key 2026 Design Call Goes Down to the Wire
Adrian Newey’s first Aston Martin Formula 1 car is already being shaped by the hallmarks of his career-defining approach, with a key technical decision reportedly delayed until the very last moment ahead of the 2026 season. The legendary designer joined Aston Martin in September 2024 after leaving Red Bull, where he masterminded eight drivers’ championships and six constructors’ titles. Add to that his title-winning work with Williams and McLare…
Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin F1 riders The 2026 season can be approached in several ways as a result of the new regulation, but Aston Martin is clear how he should face the start of the season with the AMR26.«First we need a reliable car, then a good car and then get the most out of it.If we want to evolve the team and become a big team... we have to take these steps.» Those were Mike Krack's words when asked about the way Asto…
Newey’s Late Gamble: Aston’s 2026 Suspension Secret Weapon
Adrian Newey is flirting with the deadline at Aston Martin, still deciding how the suspension should sit while Honda readies the hybrid, a Ferrari veteran brings his own playbook, and the sim gets a tune‑up; the first track peek is days away, and if he nailed the basics you’ll feel it before the stopwatch — calmer corners, cheeky grip, a quiet car that just works; curious who’s backing which layout and why one sketch could make the AMR26 purr or…
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