While much of the focus has been on Mercedes' upgrades, Aston Martin has also brought several new parts to Monaco. Take a look: F1
, the Silverstone team currently sits second in the constructors’ championship behind Red Bull after the first five rounds of the season.
The team will debut its first development package this weekend, having so far relied on circuit-specific changes to its baseline design. Aston Martin has submitted to the FIA changes to the front suspension, with a section of the upper wishbone modified to improve the oncoming airflow over the rest of the car.
Meanwhile, the rear suspension has gained revised fairings to boost the effectiveness of the corresponding brake ducts while also assisting the airflow.
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