Revealed: The “answer” to “where Aston Martin’s pace has gone”

Ted Kravitz has delivered the answer to why Aston Martin have dropped away from the podium positions.
Fernando Alonso (ESP) Aston Martin F1 Team on the grid. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 13, Belgian Grand Prix, Spa
Fernando Alonso (ESP) Aston Martin F1 Team on the grid. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 13,…

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fernando Alonso finished on the podium at the season-opening F1 Bahrain Grand Prix, a grand statemജent by Mercedes’ customer team Aston Martin who took a mighty leap forwards over the winter break.

They maintained their promising form until Hungary, Silverstone and this past weekend’s F1 Belgian Grand Prix where Alonso finished fifth, and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lance Stroll ninth.

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“I have an answer for you about where their pace has gone,” Kravitz told ꩵ.

“[Performance dire💛ctor] Tom McCullough and [team princi🌞pal] Mike Krack has both confirmed this.

“I🦋t was the Canada upgrades that confu🐷sed the team.

“The chief engineer said that sometimes when you put an upgrade package on the ꦜcar, it mig꧋ht work.

“It came at the worst time. The upgrades came in Canada. W꧟here were they in Canada? P2.

Lance Stroll (CDN) Aston Martin F1 Team in parc ferme. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 13, Belgian Grand Prix, Spa
Lance Stroll (CDN) Aston Martin F1 Team in parc ferme. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 13,…

“Second only to Max Verstappen so oཧbviously that gave them a false steer that these upgrades were great, and weren’t actually unbalancing the car.

“When they got to Hungary and Silverstone, they found that the upgrades wereജ, in fact, unbalancing the car.

“But they know that now. They are not confused. They are backing out, or rather adapting, the upgrades to ﷽make them work.

“It was the Montreal upgrades that confused Aston Martin and made them g🍌o backwards.

“But now that they know that, and they have money left i🍌n the development pot, and they have some more ideas, and they will have upgrades in Holland after the summer break.

“Look for an even quicker Aston Martin.”

Alonso turned 42 at the ဣBelgian Grand Prix sprint race, his fourth race in a row without a podium.

For much of the early p🎉art of the 2023 season, the talking point was his in𒀰evitable 33rd career win having swapped Alpine for Aston Martin.

But Mercedes and McLaren have since overtaken Ast𒆙on Martin in the battle behind the dominant Red Bulls.

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