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via f1oversteer.comNico Rosberg says Fernando Alonso’s Aston Martin performances reveal the truth about his F1 careerNico Rosberg has expressed strong opinions about Fernando Alonso's current performances with Aston Martin, stating that they highlight the reality of Alonso's Formula 1 career. At 45 years old, Alonso continues to demonstrate exceptional skill, particularly in his head-to-head competition with teammate Lance Stroll, whom he has consistently outperformed this season. Rosberg believes that Alonso's talent is evident, and he remains one of the top drivers in the sport today.
Rosberg also reflected on Alonso's career choices, suggesting that with better decisions, Alonso could have easily secured five world championships. Despite criticism of his move to Aston Martin, Rosberg remains optimistic about Alonso's potential, especially with recent chassis upgrades that could enhance the team's performance. As the team prepares for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix, there is hope that Alonso will showcase the true capabilities of the Aston Martin AMR26.
f1oversteer.comThu 10 Sep · 12:00 UTC
via gpfans.comHonda replace F1 boss after nightmare Aston Martin seasonHonda has announced a leadership change in their Formula 1 power unit department following a disappointing season with Aston Martin. Tetsushi Kakuda will be replaced by Yoichiro Fukao, effective October 1, 2026, as part of a planned transition to enhance power unit development and support the next generation of engineers.
Despite expectations, Aston Martin has struggled this season, remaining at the back of the grid due to both their chassis design and Honda's underperforming power unit. Honda has indicated that they will provide a major upgrade before the 2027 season, aiming to improve their performance in collaboration with Aston Martin.
Mon 14 Sep · 11:27 UTC
via espn.comLando Norris criticises Virtual Safety Car rulesLando Norris has described the Virtual Safety Car rules as 'unfair' after losing the Spanish Grand Prix to Kimi Antonelli. Norris held a six-second lead when the Virtual Safety Car was deployed, which ultimately affected his race outcome.
