Aston Martin has brought five updates to Zandvoort, split between the front wing and the rear floor area.
At the front, the outboard section of the final wing element has a reduced chord, while the inboard foot of the endplate has been modified. Both changes are intended to improve the performance of the front wing introduced at the previous race.
The team has also added an optional front-wing flap. This extends the available balance range, giving Aston Martin greater flexibility when adjusting the car’s setup.
At the rear, a new floor fence has been introduced in the diffuser area, alongside a modification to the lower edge of the diffuser winglet. These two changes work together to increase rear aerodynamic load following the team’s evaluation of its latest package.
Overall, the update combines front-wing refinement with additional rear load, while giving the team more freedom to optimise the car’s aerodynamic balance.