Aston Martin used to be pretty reliable when it came to launching new cars. When it unveiled its 2022 machine, one of the first cars to court the public's gaze since ground effect-style aerodynamics were reintroduced, the Silverstone squad let it be known that it was unveiling a 'proper' car instead of relying on the usual glut of render trickery.
It's 2025, and Aston Martin has opted for... well, render trickery. Even as this writer was about to assume a soupçon of cynicism, given that there are a few items on these renders that were even posited last year as AMR24 bodywork that also never made it to the track, images of the real AMR25 had emerged of the team's Monday shakedown at the Bahrain circuit.
