Lance Stroll ‘will’ leave Aston Martin if F1 car fails to improve

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Juan Pablo Montoya has suggested that Lance Stroll may exit Aston Martin if the team's performance does not improve, particularly after a disappointing first half of the 2026 season. Stroll has yet to score any points this season, and the team currently sits in 10th place in the Constructors' Championship, with upgrades planned for the AMR26 and a new Honda power unit debuting soon. Meanwhile, Fernando Alonso's future remains uncertain, but he is expected to make a decision regarding his contract after the summer break.

Despite the team's struggles, Montoya believes that Stroll's departure could happen as early as 2028 if the situation does not change. Alonso's enjoyment of racing, rather than the team's competitiveness, will influence his decision to stay or leave. The upcoming upgrades and performance improvements will be crucial for both drivers' futures with Aston Martin.

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