Aston Martin's 2025 challenger, the AMR25, has been targeted as the first which will benefit from the team's new wind tunnel. F1
Aston Martin have predicted it will be 2025 before fans see the benefit of having their own wind tunnel, but it may take longer for the full effect to be seen.
With aspirations above their current station, Aston Martin, funded by Stroll and his ambitious goal to be a title contender, announced the creation of a new £150 million to £200 million campus around the site of the current base which will house a new factory as well as their own wind tunnel. and while there are still currently more hard hats than racing helmets on display, Aston Martin have predicted the wind tunnel will be up and running by the middle of 2024.
“I think, depending on how the commissioning and things of the tunnel goes, that will be probably the first car that will be able to have a significant impact with a new tunnel.
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