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Fernando Alonso Issues ‘More to Come’ Prediction for Aston Martin After Zandvoort Points Finish

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Fernando Alonso finished ninth in Zandvoort, picking up two valuable points for Aston Martin in chaotic Dutch GP. Aston Martin arrived to Zandvoort with a fresh Honda power unit following their major upgrade package in Hungary before the summer break, improvements that Fernando Alonso appears to have maximised by bringing back two championship points for the team with a top-10 finish. He finished one lap down from race winner Lando Norris, just …

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Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin have been in constant communion since the beginning of the Formula 1 2026 World Championship. On the one hand, there is the pilot who has not charged against his team or in one of the hardest moments of his career with an anticompetitive single-seater and, on the other, the team that has thanked his patience ... Continue reading "Alonso and Aston Martin locate the problem and depend only on Honda: «Tough races ar…

·Madrid, Spain
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Alonso’s ninth place confirms the great evolution of Adrian Newey’s chassis, waiting for Honda to complete the package. Sainz ended up hitting Albon on a weekend in which Williams confirms he takes the witness of Aston Martin

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Fernando Alonso left Zandvoort with something more valuable than the two points achieved by his ninth position in the Netherlands GP, which Lando Norris won. After a complicated first half of the season for Aston Martin, the performance of the AMR26 allowed the Asturian to launch a message full of optimism about what can happen from now on: “I love this car...more to come”.Keep reading...

·Barcelona, Spain
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Spanish Formula 1 driver Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) gave a "great congratulations" to his entire team after this Sunday's ninth place in the Netherlands Grand Prix, thanks to the latest improvements and a full "right decisions".

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