© XPB  Andrew Lewin 11/08/2024 at 16:2211/08/2024 at 13:59 In common with most teams on the grid, Aston Martin is trying to find the optimum balance developing different cars for 2025 and 2026. But in Aston's case the calculation is complicated by some unique factors. Regulations remain largely stable for next year but there are still tweaks teams can make to improve on their current performance - as this year's progress by McLaren and Mercedes eating into Red Bull's previous dominance has shown. But the 2026 season will see a far more wide-ranging revamp of the technical specifications, with highlights including movable aerodynamics, a shorter wheelbase and narrower design. It...
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