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Aston Martin explain reasons for F1 form downturn and plot steps to hit back after summer break, F1 News

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Mike Krack says changes to Aston Martins AMR23 car earlier in the season created side-effects they had not expected; Team hoping to be back in hunt behind Red Bull over rest of campaign; 2023 season resumes at Dutch GP from August 25, live on Sky Sports F1
Aston Martin admit they have to turn the narrative in F1's development race when the season resumes at the end of August.
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