Aston Martin F1 promet un développement ‘très agressif’ en 2023

Aston Martin F1 promet un développement

Le directeur technique d’Aston Martin F1, Dan Fallows, a confirmé que l’équipe suivra une voie de développement “très agressive” pour sa F1 de 2023, l’AMR23, après une 2e partie de saison plus réussie que la première en 2022.

L’équipe basée à Silverstone a commencé l’année sur le mauvais pied après avoir occupé la neuvième place du championnat des constructeurs pendant une grande partie de la saison, ayant marqué seulement sept points en autant de courses.

Cela a conduit à un changement radical de philosophie de conception avec un nouveau package à Barcelone en particulier, ce qui a soulevé des soupçons de similitudes avec la Red Bull.

Leurs performances se sont ensuite régulièrement améliorées au fil de la saison, Aston Martin terminant finalement l’année avec le même nombre de points qu’Alfa Romeo, 6e du classement constructeurs.

“Je pense que notre changement de concept a été un facteur très important pour renforcer notre confiance pour l’année à venir,” confie Fallows.

“Nous avons clairement commencé l’année avec une F1 qui n’était pas là où nous voulions qu’elle soit, et nous avons montré notre capacité de réaction et de développement, en particulier durant la seconde moitié de la saison.”

“Nous avons pu valider un principe de conception que nous avons mis en place, et certaines des philosophies que nous adoptons. Elles portent leurs fruits, elles vont nous donner des dividendes en 2O23.”

“Donc, ce que nous essayons de faire pour 2023, c’est d’adopter une stratégie de développement très agressive, tout en nous appuyant sur les leçons que nous avons apprises en 2022.”

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