Adrian Newey: "Scary" F1 2026 rules actually have room for innovation

It believes that the new regulations will offer "more flexibility in innovation and different approaches".

Aston Martin's new chief engineer, Adrian Newey, believes that the new regulations that will come into effect at the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship are more nuanced than initially anticipated, which will give him "more flexibility in innovation and different approaches."

Regarding Aston Martin's chances, he said that you don't have to dream, but do the job properly.

Newey makes fresh demand of Aston Martin

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Adrian Newey talks about the first impression at Aston Martin and says that the racing stable has to increase personnel

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