Aston Martin Power Struggle Looms as Honda Admit the Inevitable for Italian Grand Prix
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Honda prepares for a hard weekend in which it will no longer be able to hide. The Formula 1 2026 World Championship disembarks in Monza, a circuit that, given its conditions, will bring to light the great lack of Aston Martin by Fernando Alonso. The lack of engine power compared to the rest of single-seat cars ... Continue reading "Honda takes for granted that it will disappoint Fernando Alonso in Monza: «We must be realistic...»"
New racing weekend and new opportunity for Aston Martin to continue to improve after two races of progress in Hungary and the Netherlands. Formula 1 lands in Monza, Italy, where the Silverstone factory will continue to strive to consolidate the performance that it achieved after icorporating improvements in the chásis and, above all, in the Honda engine, which so many performance, reliability and vibration problems have given in the first part o…
Shintaro Orihara, Honda Racing F1 chief engineer The release of the Japanese engine specification 2, which occurred on the Zandvoort circuit, did not meet the expectations of many, both inside and outside the Aston Martin team. His chief engineer, however, defends the work done and promises higher performance in upcoming races.After a promising premiere of the new Aston Martin AMR26B, a new 80 percent car, the British team arrived in Zandvoort w…
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