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Aston Martin has denied speculation it is aiming at a major ‘B-spec’ car update for the Belgian Grand Prix
The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has denied rumors of working on a significant B-spec AMR26 upgrade package for the Belgian Grand Prix in July, despite no aerodynamic upgrades being declared at the Miami Grand Prix. Other teams like Ferrari, McLaren, Red Bull, Williams, Racing Bulls, and Alpine have brought substantial packages, with Mercedes, Audi, and Haas opting for smaller changes. Aston Martin may be looking to make bigger progress in one go, considering the competition, led by Cadillac. The team has clarified that there is no specific B-spec car in the works, with a planned development strategy for gradual updates throughout the season. The current tough competition situation has been acknowledged by chief trackside officer Mike Krack in Miami, emphasizing the frustration but also the professionalism of drivers Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, who believe better times are ahead.
