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Mike Krack expects no further major AMR26 upgrade this season, although smaller changes remain possible as Aston Martin tries to improve its form.
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Speaking to media including RacingNews365, Krack said he did not expect another large package for the AMR26 this year. He left open the possibility of smaller changes if wind-tunnel work identifies useful steps, mentioning the floor and bargeboards as examples rather than announcing a specific new part. [1]
Aston Martin brought a major upgrade to the Hungarian Grand Prix earlier in the season. RacingNews365 reports that the team had scored three points by 28 September and was ahead of only newcomer Cadillac in the constructors’ championship. [1]
Krack cautioned that results against rival teams can be hard to interpret because they are developing their cars too. A change in the gap does not necessarily show whether Aston Martin has gained or lost pace, he said. [1]
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