ARAston Martin, after a difficult start to the Formula 1 season, made significant technical updates to its AMR26 car ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix. The team implemented 16 improvements designed by engineer Adrian Newey, including aerodynamic adjustments, weight reduction, and new components like the front wing and floor. These changes led to improved performance, with Fernando Alonso qualifying for Q2 for the first time this year and finishing in the top 14. The team’s progress was celebrated by both technical staff and Honda engineers, who expressed satisfaction with the results.
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