ASTON MARTIN AMR23 - SIGNIFICANT EVOLUTION OF AMR22 - FORMULA 1

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Wednesday, February 15, 2023

ASTON MARTIN AMR23 - SIGNIFICANT EVOLUTION OF AMR22

In front of a packed audience in its new Silverstone headquarters, the Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula One™ Team (AMF1) unveiled its 2023 Grand Prix challenger, the AMR23.

This season’s race drivers Lance Stroll and double F1 World Drivers’ Champion Fernando Alonso took to the stage to reveal the new car alongside Executive Chairman Lawrence Stroll and Team Principal Mike Krack.

The AMR23 is a considerable evolution of last year’s chassis, which was honed across the season into a consistent points challenger. In year three of the team’s ambitious journey as Aston Martin, the aim is to deliver a car that will be competitive from the outset.
Mike Krack, Team Principal, said: "The second half of 2022 showed real signs of progress as we worked hard on car development. For this year, our aim must be to build a car that can fully deliver on its performance potential from the first moment it hits the track."

"Making a strong start to the year, and then maintaining that momentum, is necessary if we are to make further advances towards the front of the grid. And, as an organisation, we are working hard to achieve that, and to further strengthen all areas of the team."

"We already know the proven strengths of our design, engineering and build departments – the arrival of Fernando, partnering Lance, further underlines the sheer depth and range of our driver squad. It feels like every element of this organisation is really working well together."

"Finally, we would like to thank all of our fans for their unwavering support, and we look forward to seeing you across the world this season."
The AMR23 was developed by technical director Dan Fallows, who tried to continue working on key details until the last minute. Mark Gray was responsible for assembling the car, this is his 19th Formula 1 car.

Dan Fallows, Technical Director, said: "The design team was adamant that it wanted to tackle these regulations without compromise. We want to move up the grid and start challenging the teams at the front – and you can’t do that by sitting back and being conservative."

"AMR23 is a significant development of the car we refined in the latter half of 2022 – and we have improved it in every critical area. It optimises the solutions we felt would offer us the most performance, and it embodies the joint vision we have embraced and have built together over the recent months."

"Now we need to focus on delivering an ambitious yet efficient programme of updates for the first race and across the remainder of the season."
Fernando Alonso, #14: "I have always said that I could see the ambition that shines bright at AMF1. And, as we launch the car in this brand-new factory, I think everyone can now see the scale of the ambition and determination at the heart of this organisation."

"Just as important is the car – and the AMR23 looks incredibly neatly packaged and highly efficient. I was pleasantly surprised when I sampled last year’s car for the very first time, and I think there is plenty of performance we can unlock together. I can’t wait to get started."
Lance Stroll, #18: "Looking at AMR23, I can see lots of new thinking and some aggressive work around the packaging and aerodynamics that should really help us out as we head into year two of these new rules."

"I’m massively looking forward to working with Fernando. I’ve always got along very well with him – and it will be fantastic to race alongside him."

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