Aston Martin’s new Formula 1 challenger made its track debut on Wednesday, with the team hopping from their factory to the nearby Silverstone Circuit for a shakedown session.
Aston Martin presented the AMR23 to the world on Monday night, describing it as a “considerable evolution” over its predecessor via a “heavily revised” front wing, new sidepods and a new engine cover.
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Two days on, the team regrouped at a damp Silverstone to run the car for the first time, sharing shots of Lance Stroll leaving the garage and flashing past the pits.
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Stroll has been joined at Aston Martin for the 2023 campaign by two-time world champion Fernando Alonso, as the team enter the third year of their five-year plan to reach the front of the F1 grid.
Stroll and Alonso will be looking to combine and lift Aston Martin from back-to-back P7 classifications in the constructors’ standings, having narrowly lost out on P6 to Alfa Romeo last year.
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Both drivers will get further running in the AMR23 during pre-season testing at the Bahrain International Circuit from February 23-25, followed by the opening round at the same Sakhir venue a week later.
