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Aston Martin Discusses the Impact of 2026 F1 Regulations on Aerodynamics

Ahead of the 2026 technical regulations, Aston Martin’s Executive Director Bob Bell reveals how the new rules will reshape the aerodynamic profile of F1 cars. The changes are set to not only alter car performance but also impact the overall racing dynamics on track.

Our Take:

The upcoming regulations present an exciting opportunity for teams to rethink their design philosophies. With a greater focus on aerodynamics, we could witness innovative solutions that enhance both performance and the spectacle of racing, potentially leading to more competitive races.

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Source: F1Technical

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