Aston confirm further developments to come on AMR22

Aston Martin boss Mike Krack said the team will continue to work on the 2022 car despite half of the season being over already.

Of the 10 teams on the 2022 F1 grid, Aston Martin are perhaps enduring the most disappointing season. Since their rebrand from Racing Point in 2021, the team has been unable to hit the same kind of highs as they once had under the previous name.

They started 2022 with Sebastian Vettel missing the first two races due to COVID and found themselves with one of the slowest cars on the grid. Aston Martin then unveiled a heavily upgraded car at the Spanish Grand Prix and, despite protests from Red Bull that the new car bore a striking resemblance to their own, it did show an improved performance.

Vettel finished as high as sixth in Baku but the team has still been unable to extract what they believe is the top performance from the car.

With the season at the halfway point, teams are beginning to shift their focus for 2023 but Krack confirmed that was not the case for the Silverstone-based outfit. He described it as a “tough call” but said they “do not want to continue this year on this level of performance.”

Inspiring the next generation of F1 engineers.

AMF1 Team Principal Mike Krack and Head of Trackside Integration Mark Gray joined students at the @aramco @F1inSchoolsHQ World Finals to talk about careers in engineering and the importance of STEM.#F1SWF22 #MeetTheFutureFacesOfF1 pic.twitter.com/STrbhXGs3z

— Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team (@AstonMartinF1) July 13, 2022

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