The updated AMR26 machine has not yet been delivered to Hungary.
The Aston Martin team planned to present an updated version of the AMR26 car at the Hungarian Grand Prix, which holds great hopes for progress. However, the delivery of the new model to the Hungaroring is delayed. According to GPBlog, the arrival of the new model is expected only on Wednesday evening – later than scheduled. As a result, the mechanics will have less time to prepare it for the start of the race weekend. Meanwhile, the previous version of the AMR26 is already at the Hungaroring. Aston Martin plans to use it during a filming day that will take place at the track after the Hungarian Grand Prix. Currently, the team's mechanics are preparing the pits in anticipation of the delivery of the new version of the car.
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The updated AMR26 machine has not yet been delivered to Hungary.
The Aston Martin team planned to present an updated version of the AMR26 car at the Hungarian Grand Prix, which is associated with high hopes for progress. However, the delivery of the new model to the Hungaroring circuit is delayed.