2024 Aston Martin | Aramco F1 Team

[draghixa]

James Allison of all people was responsible for the horrendous F14T and later fired by Ferrari but that did not make him useless at all as we know.

James Allison wasn't fired by Ferrari because of the 2014 car, he left in 2016 because of the death of his wife and he wanted to go back to UK to stay with his family.

[TyreSlip]

James Allison of all people was responsible for the horrendous F14T and later fired by Ferrari but that did not make him useless at all as we know.

James Allison wasn't fired by Ferrari because of the 2014 car, he left in 2016 because of the death of his wife and he wanted to go back to UK to stay with his family.

I also don't remember him being responsbile for the F14T. His first Ferrari car was with the 2015.

[-wkst-]

They do have more than 1 person sharing responsibility. It isn't all on 1 guys shoulders.

Yeah, exactly. The opposite of a CTO being responsible.

[KimiRai]

James Allison wasn't fired by Ferrari because of the 2014 car, he left in 2016 because of the death of his wife and he wanted to go back to UK to stay with his family.

I read that he was fired instead but you could be right. Perhaps the guys over at the Ferrari thread know better, I'll ask them.

[KimiRai]

According to italian journo rumour has it AMR25 concept could present a fairly radical change compared to this season.

https://www.formulacritica.it/aston-mar ... iale/news/

[FNTC]

According to italian journo rumour has it AMR25 concept could present a fairly radical change compared to this season.

https://www.formulacritica.it/aston-mar ... iale/news/

Google-translated from that link:

"At the Circuit of the Americas, the AMR24 is expected to receive a package of updates that seems more oriented to lay the foundation for the 2025 project, rather than correcting the flaws of the current version."

[KimiRai]

James Allison wasn't fired by Ferrari because of the 2014 car, he left in 2016 because of the death of his wife and he wanted to go back to UK to stay with his family.

I read that he was fired instead but you could be right. Perhaps the guys over at the Ferrari thread know better, I'll ask them.

My bad.

He wanted to spend more time in UK after his wife suddenly passed away in March 2016. Ferrari wanted him back in Maranello full time instead and Marchione wanted him there asap. They agreed to part ways in July that year, Allison obviously couldn't leave his children alone in that situation. He was chassis TD since mid-2013 and full TD soon afterwards

[Nikosar]

Any news for an upgrade package for the Austin GP ?

[SSJ4]

so do we think they went with the copy approach or innovative. im assuming cardille could have more of an influence rn on the car as opposed to newey

[-wkst-]

I am always a bit sceptical, hearing such things. Last year they told basically the same things. But after all it’s simple, you are able to make the car faster or not. This whole „laying foundation for 2025“ is just another Blabla to buy time.

[diffuser]

They do have more than 1 person sharing responsibility. It isn't all on 1 guys shoulders.

Yeah, exactly. The opposite of a CTO being responsible.

Yeah, that's not how I see it. The CTO has Veto power but is there to share responsibility with the TD. The TD still has the same TD job. The TD now has someone to bounce stuff off of. The people that report to the TD don't all of a sudden report to the CTO.


I could be wrong and maybe it might vary depending on the people involved.

[Nikosar]

so do we think they went with the copy approach or innovative. im assuming cardille could have more of an influence rn on the car as opposed to newey

If Cardile arrives after Newey, and we consider the time for his onboarding on the team it will take a lot to start to influence the car.

The following article is suggesting a copy approach : https://www.motorsportweek.com/2024/10/ ... blueprint/


McLaren started their path the last season and we are yet to start the investigation now.

[diffuser]

so do we think they went with the copy approach or innovative. im assuming cardille could have more of an influence rn on the car as opposed to newey

If Cardile arrives after Newey, and we consider the time for his onboarding on the team it will take a lot to start to influence the car.

The following article is suggesting a copy approach : https://www.motorsportweek.com/2024/10/ ... blueprint/


McLaren started their path the last season and we are yet to start the investigation now.

So that article ...there were several others based on an interview Krack gave end of September early October. It doesn't say a copy approach.

it says "McLaren’s 2024 machine, the MCL38, has emerged as the leading package in the F1 paddock, despite the side introducing minimal developments compared to rivals."


So many small upgrades approach instead of a many parts and not actually coping what McLaren are doing on the car.

This very article is why I'm not sure the upgrade we'll see in TX will be large. It might just be 1 piece(floor).