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Aston Martin

STARTS 49 | FIRST GP NETHERLANDS 1959 | WINS 0 | POLES 0 | FASTEST LAPS 0 | 2022 7TH

ere lies the biggest climber in 2023. Well, that’s according to envious midfield rivals who have watched Aston Martin excel during testing. The Silverstone squad tied with

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