‘We have to focus on every little detail,’ Lance Stroll on maximizing the package at Aston Martin for 2022 F1 season

The new Formula One 2022 season comes with a lot of new opportunities and gives a chance to the teams to start fresh with new technology and higher advancements. This month, February was one of the most awaited after the end of the 2021 season as fans get a glimpse of the new cars for the first time.

As Haas and Red Bull drew curtains revealed their brand-new cars for the 2022 season, Aston Martin was next in line. The AMR22 saw light on February 10, Thursday in the presence of Lance Stroll and Sebastian Vettel, the two drivers of Aston Martin Racing team.

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Lance Stroll’s take on the 2022 season

During an interview, Lance Stroll says that Objectives are a relative game when asked about his thoughts regarding the constitution of a great season. He backs this comment by adding,

““In 2020 we had a car that could fight for podiums and occasionally a win, we were fighting for pole positions, top five, top three, leading races, Sergio [Perez] did win a race, then last year we were fighting for points-paying positions, eighth, ninth, tenth, 11th. So, I think it is a relative game.”

Stroll then goes on talking about the new turn of events because of this year’s sweeping new technical regulations, it’s an open goal for all teams to get it right or wrong. Already, last year’s powerhouses Red Bull and Mercedes have admitted that there may be a change in the order, but it could benefit Stroll and the Aston Martin team.

“You have to focus on getting the most out of the package you have, that’s what we focus on every year. We don’t know where we stand on the grid so I don’t think it is sensible to set expectations of where we should try and finish before we have even gone out on the track.” Stroll said in accordance to the new AMR22.

Lance Stroll talks about his team and the problems which might occur during the testing:

“I think as a team goal we have to be very, you know, united and focus on every little detail that we can improve on this year car because it will be such a big learning curve.

“In the test there will be so much to understand, learn, and try that I think big advantages can be found by optimizing these regulations which I think no team really understands very well at this moment,” Said Lance ahead of the testing.

“The ground effect cars, in the simulator, they seem to be producing a lot of downforces in the high-speed corners and the low-speed corners are more difficult so we’ll see if that’s how it behaves in the test,” added Lance.

Friday’s run will be the first time any of the teams have tested their 2022 cars ahead of pre-season testing.

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