Aston Martin F1 Is 'Closer' to Competition than Usual
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After completing the first day of practice for the 2026 Mexican Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso expressed confidence that Aston Martin F1's competitiveness had improved compared to previous race weekends. However, he anticipates that rivals will pick up the pace on Saturday, making a Q2 appearance his primary goal…
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motors-addictCan Aston Martin F1 take advantage of a difficult weekend for all Formula 1 engines to make up for his Honda delay? This is the question that can be asked at the end of the first day of the Grand Prix of Mexico, played on Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez this Friday, which saw Fernando Alonso finish in the top 10 of the first day, and closer to the front of the peloton in the EL2. The double world champion himself acknowledged that the start of the …
The 19th round of the F1 season, the Mexican Grand Prix, began on October 31st. Aston Martin Honda's Fernando Alonso finished 7th and rookie Jack Crawford 19th in Friday's Free Practice 1 (FP1), and in Free Practice 2 […]
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