Aston Martin's Upgrades Show Promise at Hungarian Grand Prix

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Fernando Alonso expressed optimism regarding the performance of Aston Martin's upgraded AMR26 during the Hungarian Grand Prix. The team aims to build on this momentum despite challenges faced by teammate Lance Stroll.

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Aston upgrade tipped to gain seconds in HungaryAston Martin's long-awaited Hungarian GP upgrade could produce a gain measured in seconds, according to Fernando Alonso's former manager Luis Garcia Abad.grandprix.comFirst to reportRead →Thu 23 Jul · 13:03 UTC

Alonso optimistic about Aston Martin upgrade - will it decide his future?Fernando Alonso says he is "optimistic" about the major upgrade Aston Martin are introducing at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

BBC SportRead →Thu 23 Jul · 14:35 UTC

Newey: Major Hungarian GP upgrade "just the first part" of new Aston Martin F1 carDuring Friday's technical viewing in the Hungaroring pitlane, all eyes were on the revised Aston Martin AMR26 Formula 1 car. After what Adrian Newey has described as a "nightmare" and a "disastrous start to the season", the team's upgrade package for the Hungarian Grand Prix was eagerly anticipated. According to the official FIA documents, the new package consists of 16 upgrades, including a ... Keep reading

AutosportRead →Fri 24 Jul · 15:16 UTC

Alonso delivers first verdict on Aston Martin F1 car upgradesAston Martin seems to be happy with the performance of the upgraded AMR26, which the team brought to Hungary. Although Lance Stroll endured another difficult day, with a suspension failure not only costing him time in FP1 but also ruling him out of FP2 - as the team couldn't repair the car in time - Fernando Alonso was left satisfied with his first day behind the wheel of what many are calling the ... Keep reading

AutosportRead →Fri 24 Jul · 17:25 UTC

Alonso explains how the impact of Aston Martin’s upgrades go further than Hungarian GP qualifying breakthroughFernando Alonso reckons qualifying at the Hungarian Grand Prix was an “important” boost for the Aston Martin Formula 1 team after his first Q2 appearance in grand prix qualifying in the 2026 campaign. The two-time F1 world champion took 16th at the Hungaroring to end Aston Martin’s run of five consecutive qualifying sessions occupying the back row, with a deficit of around two ... Keep reading

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