They did not wait for the collective tests on Wednesday; they unveiled their new car last night, which they will take to the track tomorrow in Bahrain as part of a film day.
The team opted for the familiar online presentation, during which they released graphics of the AMR25. According to Fernando Alonso, this model differs by 95% from last year's race car. The side pods, the front wing, which carries significant development, have changed. Their goal is to achieve better pace in slower corners than ever before. Additionally, the cooling, engine covering, and overall appearance have improved in terms of the aero pack's efficiency.
All these modifications were made for better drivability to prevent the struggles seen last year when Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll suffered greatly. With the innovations listed above, the Aston Martin could be stronger on tracks with more technical characteristics, which were a weak point last year, alongside the hoped-for competitiveness.
"In this year's car, we utilized all the lessons and feedback from last season. Our goal was to provide a much more drivable car for Lance and Fernando; we worked hard to keep it under control and make it reliable," said Andy Cowell, the head of the green team.
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