Fernando Alonso keeps faith in Honda engine: ‘But I don’t have that much time’
Fernando Alonso would not get further than 25 laps with the current ‘vibrations’ in the Honda engine. The Spaniard explains his feeling.
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‘Risk of nerve damage for Alonso and Stroll after 15 to 25 laps in Aston Martin car’
Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll are at risk of “nerve damage” in their hands in the current Aston Martin car. Team principal Adrian Newey said this on Thursday in Melbourne.
Special press moment in Melbourne: Newey predicts ‘limited number of laps’ Aston Martin
While everyone in Europe was still fast asleep, Aston Martin team boss Adrian Newey gave everyone a rude awakening in Australia during a press conference.
Honda chief shares reason behind Aston Martin problems: ‘Consequences still felt’
Honda boss Koji Watanabe shares the reasons behind the current Aston Martin problems: ‘Consequences still felt’.
Schumacher fears for Aston Martin, doubts Lawrence Stroll’s position: ‘Patience is being tested’
Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher watched with dismay as Aston Martin made a major blunder during the winter tests in Bahrain.
‘Aston Martin is missing crucial parts, will have limited running in Australia’
The cup of bitterness for Aston Martin still doesn’t seem empty; according to Italian sources, the British team may have limited running in Australia.
Ecclestone feels for Lawrence Stroll: ‘You simply cannot buy titles’
Former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone feels for Lawrence Stroll after Aston Martin’s horror tests: ‘You simply cannot buy titles’.
Aston Martin remains calm after horror tests: ‘Adrian hasn’t suddenly forgotten everything’
The Aston Martin team remains calm after the horror test days in Barcelona and Bahrain: ‘Adrian Newey hasn’t suddenly forgotten everything’.
Honda in emergency talks after Aston Martin horror tests: ‘Multiple problems’
Engine supplier Honda has explained which problems affected Aston Martin during the preparatory tests for 2026.
Last F1 season for Hamilton and Alonso? ‘Don’t see them stopping’, says Domenicali
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali does not see Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso stopping yet, although he also emphasizes the popularity of new drivers.