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Aston Martin to have big upgrade for Hungarian GP

Aston Martin to have big upgrade for Hungarian GP
BBC Sport Tuesday 30 June 2026, 09:22 UTC 1 min read
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Team boss Adrian Newey says Aston Martin's first big performance upgrade of the season will be introduced at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Team boss Adrian Newey says Aston Martin's first big performance upgrade of the season will be introduced at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Aston Martin (PERSON) Hungarian GP Team (ORG) Adrian Newey (PERSON) Aston Martin's (PERSON) the Hungarian Grand Prix (ORG)
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