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via gpfans.comFormer Aston Martin boss claims team is slower than F2 cars in grim data verdictOtmar Szafnauer, the former team principal of Aston Martin, stated that the Formula 1 team was slower than every Formula 2 car in a straight line during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. He made these comments on the High Performance Podcast, highlighting the team's struggles with their Honda engines and suggesting that financial constraints related to the cost cap might be affecting their development for the 2027 season.
Szafnauer's claim about Aston Martin's performance was based on free practice data, which showed the team lagging behind F2 cars. However, it was noted that the Aston Martins performed better during the race, exceeding the F2 baseline speed. Despite the criticism of the team's current performance, Szafnauer acknowledged that they might be focusing on future developments while managing their budget.
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via CrashLance Stroll highlights two-second deficit with HondaLance Stroll has expressed concern over Aston Martin's performance, stating the team is currently missing two seconds in engine performance compared to competitors. This follows Honda's recent engine upgrade, which Stroll described as insufficient to close the gap.
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via Formula1.comAlonso and Stroll face grid penalties at Azerbaijan GPFernando Alonso and Lance Stroll of Aston Martin will start from the back of the grid at the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix due to engine penalties. The penalties were imposed after both drivers exceeded their power unit allocations by fitting new components.
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via gpfans.comF1 legend opens up on battle with bulimia: 'I needed to make weight'David Coulthard has revealed his battle with bulimia, which he faced during his successful Formula 1 career to maintain weight. At 1.82m tall, he felt pressured to keep his weight down, likening his struggles to those of jockeys and boxers. He admitted that his eating disorder was a means to meet the stringent weight requirements of the sport at the time.
Today, Coulthard highlights that the weight regulations in Formula 1 have become more lenient, allowing drivers a combined weight of up to 80 kilos. He reflects on his past experiences and emphasizes the changes in the sport's approach to driver weight management, noting that he has since moved on from his struggles.gpfans.comFri 11 Sep · 14:59 UTC
via RacingNews365Kimi Antonelli's win prompts Ferrari team orders debateKimi Antonelli's impressive victory at the Italian Grand Prix has raised questions for Ferrari regarding team orders. The team's strategy moving forward, particularly in relation to their drivers, is under scrutiny as they prepare for upcoming races.
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via gpfans.comLewis Hamilton's title hopes hindered by Ferrari's formLewis Hamilton's pursuit of an eighth Formula 1 world title has encountered setbacks, particularly highlighted during the recent race at Zandvoort. The evolving championship odds suggest increasing difficulties for Hamilton as competition intensifies.gpfans.comSun 23 Aug · 08:10 UTC
via Motorsport.comJames Vowles defends Williams amid 2026 strugglesWilliams F1 Team is experiencing difficulties in the 2026 season, prompting team principal James Vowles to express a defiant stance regarding the situation. Drivers Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz have also shared their concerns, indicating that recent upgrades may not provide an immediate solution.
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