Fernando Alonso explains 'back to square one' Honda engine claim
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Fernando Alonso was undoubtedly one of the protagonists of the Dutch GP. With a car that is not at all, he was able to score entering the ninth square. He bet for a single pit stop, squeezed hard tires to the maximum and maintained a nice fight with Gasly, which finally could not reach him. They are two very valuable points at a very delicate time for the British squirery, which has greatly improved the chassis, but maintains a large deficit as …
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Fernando Alonso issues Aston Martin praise despite ‘square one’ PU verdict
Despite a points-scoring finish at the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso believes the upgraded Honda power unit is still Aston Martin’s weakest link. Alonso drove a stellar 72-lap race at Zandvoort last weekend, taking his AMR26 from 18th on the grid to ninth at the chequered flag. The Silverstone-based team had brought a radically upgraded b-spec package to the Hungaroring just before the summer break and doubled down on its developme…
If the current Aston Martin were put on a note like in school, it would be the following: insufficient, but it progresses properly. Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll’s monoplace continues with its gradual improvement, but the Honda engine remains the big problem.
Formula One Honda clearly shows its ambitions with Aston Martin and hopes to be able to count on Fernando Alonso to realize them. While the (...)...
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