Honda Implements Engine Updates for Aston Martin Before Monza

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Honda has introduced further updates to its power unit for Aston Martin ahead of the Italian Grand Prix. The enhancements aim to improve drivability following the recent upgrades implemented at the Dutch Grand Prix.

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First to reportHonda outline Italian GP priority ahead of 'realistic' testHonda introduced an upgraded power unit last time out at the Dutch Grand Prix, which will hot the track again this weekend at Monza.Honda confirms Italian GP ‘key focus’ after post-Zandvoort engine pushFernando Alonso was left underwhelmed, but Honda has not sat still with its upgraded engine ahead of Monza.Honda reveal F1 "key focus" ahead of Italian GP testHonda has been playing catch-up this season after bringing by far the weakest power unit to the 2026 Formula 1 gridHonda reveals ‘key focus’ for engine improvement in MonzaHonda debuted a new engine at Zandvoort, but the Japanese manufacturer still has room for improvement ahead of the Italian GP at Monza.Honda targets improved drivability at Monza after their Zandvoort PU upgradeShintaro Orihara says Honda has continued development work since Zandvoort as Aston Martin prepares to exploit its upgraded power unit at the high-speed Italian circuit
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