🗣️'The Imola upgrades, the ones that make sense, we kept on the car for here.' Aston Martin has revealed the first upgrades to its AMR23 F1 car ahead of the 2023 Monaco GP, a race where it is expected to challenge Red Bull ⬇️
Led by double world champion Fernando Alonso, the Silverstone team currently sits second in the constructors’ championship behind Red Bull after the first five rounds of the season.
For Monaco, the AMR23 will sport a revised suspension configuration and tweaks to the brake duct assembly while cooling and downforce have been optimised for the tight street track. At the front corner, the front wheel deflector has been minorly reshaped to better interact with air coming off the front wing tip area.
These three modifications have been made to improve the overall performance of the AMR23, while a rear wing with a more aggressive set-up has been fitted to maximise downforce for Monaco.
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