Aston Martin’s press service published a number of interesting figures based on last season’s results.
280
We achieved 280 points in 22 Grand Prix and six sprints – five times more than in 2022. This is our most successful season to date.
220
The team blued the oil in their cars 220 times during the season. Four changes on Friday, three after the third practice and three after qualifying. The process included draining all the oil and replacing it to ensure optimal performance during subsequent sessions.
484
Technicians made 484 pit stops on the track in 2023, not including the training that took place at the base during the winter holidays.
660
The team spent 660 hours assembling and disassembling equipment before and after the Grand Prix. All items are carefully packaged to ensure efficient logistics and fast turnaround time during the busy season.
2000
2,000 meals were prepared in the kitchen for staff and team guests. Healthy and environmentally friendly products were used for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The kitchen adjusted meal times to the session schedule.
7500
During the season, 7500 gigabytes of data were collected from two machines. Much of this data was sent to the team’s technology campus for further research and analysis.
600
During each session, 600 sensors transmit information in real time to the pits and to the team’s technology campus.
36,868
36,868 square meters meters – the area of our new technology campus, the most modern in Formula 1. We officially opened our doors in July and have since welcomed countless partners, fans and visitors to our home to bring them closer to the team.
86
During an average race distance of 300 km, 86 trillion actions are performed by engine control units.
700
700 liters of Aston Martin Racing Green paint was used to paint the AMR23 during the season.
5949
Lance, Fernando and Felipe Drugovich have completed 5,949 laps in practice, qualifying, sprints and races this season – a total of approximately 30,275 kilometers.
In 2023, Aston Martin F1 was one of six teams to lead the race, one of six teams to finish on the podium, one of five teams to start from the front row and one of four teams to complete 20 or scored more points. .
Source: F1 News
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