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Aston Martin not giving up on 2022 F1 season, Mike Krack says

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Aston Martin boss Mike Krack wants to see his team improve and start getting points to climb from their lowly position in the standings.In the current Constructors' standings after 13 races, Aston Martin is in the ninth position on 20 points, seven back from AlphaTauri.After last year's rebranding from Racing Point to Aston Martin, the 2022 campaign has been disappointing, with driver Sebastian Vettel on 16 points while Lance Stroll has four points with nine races remaining.Stay up to speed on the latest Formula 1 news by subscribing to our FREE newsletter, 'The Undercut'Still focused on 2022In an interview with GPFans, Krack was asked whether they had taken their eye off the current season and were instead switching their focus to the 2023 campaign, he replied: "No.

I think it would be too easy to write the car off or to write this season off, but I think that would be an excuse somehow - 'We're focusing now on the new one' - and I think that would be not correct."Especially if we were to have a substantial rule change [coming] as we have had [for this year], then it's something that you could discuss.

But now the rules are not changing dramatically."READ: Fernando Alonso signs with Aston Martin in wake of Sebastian Vettel's exitThe Aston Martin team have constantly been adding upgrades to their car, and Krack is treating things as a learning curve as they tweak and make the AMR22 as competitive as possible."Okay, there is a discussion about raising the floor edges and these kinds of things for the TD 39, for the porpoising TD," added Krack."But let's say the regulations stay largely the same.

I think what you learned this year, you can carry [over]. If we can afford it, I would like to develop the car until the last

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