F1’s new medical car is Aston Martin’s 700-horsepower DBX707 SUV

Passengers have direct lines to race control and the FIA ​​marshalling system, biometric readings from drivers and a live feed of the race. This allows early assessment of the incident on the way to the crash site. With Nicholas Latifi gone and Lance Stroll out of the first race due to his negative encounters with the bike, crashing in the first race is relatively unlikely.

Still, seriously, it’s worth pointing out that F1’s most recent death occurred in 2015. The dangers out there are still very real and these guys need the best equipment to save their lives.

“[The] The DBX707 is the perfect vehicle to play a vital role as Formula 1’s official FIA medical car, offering the flexibility and space sports and medical professionals need, along with the performance needed on the world’s best racing circuits. and delivers a punch,” said Roberto. Federi, Chief Technology Officer of Aston Martin.

Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin’s new racing driver, Spin on the track with DBX707and it looked perfectly planted.