The ability for teams to make big improvements with their 2023 cars is “wide open” across the grid, according to Aston Martin Racing’s deputy technical director Eric Blandin. The Frenchman has worked for Red Bull, Ferrari and had a significant stint at Mercedes before joining Aston Martin late last year as part of the team’s recruitment drive to try and become future championship contenders. With Aston showing clear improvements after a tough start to last season, Blandin says its 2023 car will be almost completely new but believes all 10 teams have similar scope for gains early in a set of regulations. “It's wide open,” Blandin said. “Every team has an opportunity to make...
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