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Aston Martin's 2025 F1 Aspirations Dimmed by Newey's Focus on 2026

Aston Martin's F1 CEO Andy Cowell reflects on the team's future potential, pondering how the expertise of Adrian Newey could have transformed their 2025 car. Newey, who joined Aston Martin after a legendary tenure at Red Bull, is currently focused on developing the team's 2026 model.

Our Take:

It's intriguing to imagine the impact Adrian Newey could have had on the 2025 season, especially given his track record of innovation and success. However, the decision to prioritize the 2026 car might ultimately position Aston Martin for a stronger long-term strategy, potentially giving them a competitive edge in the following seasons.

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Source: Motorsport.com

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