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via F1iOtmar Szafnauer Identifies Long-Term Issues Behind Aston Martin's StrugglesFormer Aston Martin team principal Otmar Szafnauer has pointed to a five-year-old problem as the root cause of the team's current difficulties in Formula 1. He discussed these challenges during a recent appearance on the High Performance Racing podcast.
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via grandprix.comAston Martin and Honda Strengthen Partnership After Challenging StartAdrian Newey has reported significant improvements in the relationship between Aston Martin and Honda following a difficult beginning to the 2026 Formula 1 season. Both parties are optimistic about their collaboration as they prepare for upcoming races.
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via Motorsport.comSergio Perez Critiques Cadillac's Development Ahead of F1 2026Sergio Perez has expressed concerns regarding Cadillac's progress in Formula 1 as they prepare for the 2026 season. He emphasized the need for the team to reassess its development strategies to improve performance.+ 1 moreAlso covering thisMotorsport.comMon 3 Aug · 16:15 UTC0 comments
via RacingNews365Fernando Alonso's F1 Future with Aston Martin Remains UncertainFernando Alonso, who has been racing in Formula 1 since 2001, is rumored to be considering an extension of his career. Adrian Newey has commented on the uncertainty surrounding Alonso's future with Aston Martin.+ 1 moreAlso covering thisRacingNews365Mon 3 Aug · 11:18 UTC0 comments
via Motorsport.comOliver Bearman responds to Aston Martin rumours with clear Ferrari messageHaas Formula 1 driver Oliver Bearman has reaffirmed his commitment to the Ferrari driver programme, dismissing the prospect of a switch to Aston Martin in the near future. Speaking on the F1 Beyond The Grid podcast, the 21-year-old driver addressed the increasingly fluid driver market and his own long-term future. Despite an impressive start to his full-time F1 career with Haas ... Keep readingSun 2 Aug · 20:00 UTC0 comments
via Motorsport.comAston Martin backed to transform F1 fortunes over next two years by former driverFormer Formula 1 driver David Coulthard believes Aston Martin will become the championship's most improved team over the next two years. He predicted that the Silverstone-based outfit will be winning grands prix despite a torrid start to 2026. Speaking on the Up To Speed podcast alongside co-host Jolie Sharpe, Coulthard offered a strong defence of Aston Martin's long-term project during a ... Keep readingSat 1 Aug · 17:05 UTC0 comments
via CrashAston Martin pays tribute to ‘true stalwart’ after death of F1 team memberAston Martin pays tribute after one of its long-serving F1 team members dies.Thu 30 Jul · 08:15 UTC0 comments
via Crash'We shouldn't be racing them' - Aston Martin rival's 'pain' over its F1 car gainsAston Martin moved up through the order in Hungary, which didn't go down perfectly with rival drivers.Wed 29 Jul · 15:00 UTC0 comments
via Crash“We’re in the mix now” - Fernando Alonso’s bullish Aston Martin F1 claimFernando Alonso believes Aston Martin is a midfield contender in F1 now if it can find more engine performanceTue 28 Jul · 14:35 UTC0 comments
via grandprix.comHonda feels pressure after Aston chassis breakthroughFernando Alonso says the pressure is now on Honda to deliver after Aston Martin's major chassis breakthrough in Hungary - and Honda agrees.
via CrashHonda's New F1 Engine Set for Debut at Aston Martin EventHonda will unveil its new Formula 1 engine during an Aston Martin filming day at the Hungaroring. The debut follows positive developments for the power unit ahead of the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix.+ 1 moreAlso covering thisCrashSun 26 Jul · 17:39 UTC0 comments
via theguardian.comOscar Piastri Expresses Frustration During Hungarian Grand PrixOscar Piastri voiced his displeasure over a collision with Carlos Sainz during the Hungarian Grand Prix, describing the incident as 'unacceptable.' Despite his frustrations, Piastri accepted McLaren's race strategy and acknowledged the challenges he faces in adapting to the sport.+ 1 moreAlso covering this
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via grandprix.comWilliams must copy Aston's big leap says SainzCarlos Sainz says Williams must now prove it can emulate Aston Martin's dramatic Hungary transformation after Fernando Alonso suddenly escaped the back of the grid with the team's heavily revised 'B' car.
via grandprix.comHorner rumours linger as much better Aston runsAdrian Newey hopes Aston Martin's radically overhauled car has finally ended the "complete nightmare" of its disastrous start to the 2026 season.
via BBC SportHamilton fastest as new Aston Martin makes encouraging debutLewis Hamilton leads team-mate Charles Leclerc to a Ferrari one-two in Friday practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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via grandprix.comAlonso dismisses 2-second Aston upgrade hypeFernando Alonso has played down extraordinary expectations surrounding Aston Martin's radically revised car, insisting no upgrade could immediately erase the team's enormous deficit.
via AutosportF1 Hungarian GP: Leclerc tops FP1, Stroll suffers suspected suspension failure with upgraded Aston MartinFerrari driver Charles Leclerc topped opening practice at Formula 1's Hungarian Grand Prix, his early benchmark proving over four tenths quicker than Red Bull's Max Verstappen and team-mate Lewis Hamilton. Leclerc headed Hamilton in the opening stages of practice as Ferrari adorned its 'Macarena' wing with an eye-catching three-piece winglet on top of its actuator, an optional piece for the ... Keep readingFri 24 Jul · 12:45 UTC0 comments
via AutosportAston Martin's Upgrades Show Promise at Hungarian Grand PrixFernando 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.+ 2 moreAlso covering thisBBC SportAutosportThu 23 Jul · 13:03 UTC0 comments
via AutosportAlonso's Future in F1 Depends on Regulations, Not Team PerformanceFernando Alonso has stated that his decision regarding his future in Formula 1 will be influenced more by upcoming regulations than by Aston Martin's current performance. As he approaches his 45th birthday, he remains focused on the broader context of the sport rather than the team's recent struggles.+ 1 moreAlso covering thisAutosportMon 20 Jul · 15:34 UTC0 comments
via grandprix.comHorner to Aston? Schumacher isn't convincedRalf Schumacher does not think Christian Horner's widely-rumoured Formula 1 comeback will be with Aston Martin.Page 3 of 3