How Fallows has fostered an "Aston Martin way" to boost F1 team

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Dan Fallows and Eric Blandin joined the Silverstone team in April. Fallows had been one of Adrian Newey's key lieutenants at Red Bull. McCullough says that Fallows has encouraged the team to pursue an "Aston Martin way" of approaching car development.

Published 2 months ago · Silverstone, United Kingdom

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How Fallows has fostered an "Aston Martin way" to boost F1 team

Fallows was recruited from Red Bull Racing, where he had been one of Adrian Newey's key lieutenants for many years, and he began work at the Silverstone team in April.Inevitably that has led to pointed suggestions from the Red Bull camp that the very competitive AMR23 is a copy of its car.However, McCullough says that Fallows and new head of aero Eric Blandin were keen to mix their own ...Keep reading

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How Fallows has fostered an "Aston Martin way" to boost F1 team

Fallows was recruited from Red Bull Racing, where he had been one of Adrian Newey's key lieutenants for many years, and began work at the Silverstone team in April.Inevitably, that has led to pointed suggestions from the Red Bull camp that the very competitive AMR23 is a copy of its car.However, McCullough says that Fallows and new head of aerodynamics Eric Blandin were keen to mix their ...Keep reading

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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