Formula 1 News: Alonso’s Honda Frustration Boils Over
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The Asturian driver had to abandon this Sunday's race in the Formula 1 Mexican GP.
The overheating of the engine of both single-seat cars ended with the two pilots of the British squirery out of the race.
Redacción deportes, 1 Nov (EFE).- The Spaniard Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin), double champion of the world of Formula One, who had gone 17th, left this Sunday the Grand Prix of Mexico City, the nineteenth of the year, in the capital Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Alonso, 45 years old, with 32 victories and 106 podiums in the queen category, suffered a new rod in a season for oblivion with a very deficient AMR26 with which he retired -at the requ…
Fernando Alonso has closed a weekend of death this Sunday in the race of the Mexican Grand Prix, referring to the traditional Mexican party that is celebrated these days in which the Formula 1 2026 World Cup passes through the country of Central America. The two Aston Martin left in the same ... Continue reading "Alonso closes a weekend of death in Mexico: the two Aston Martin leave in the sixth round"
The Spanish Formula 1 driver Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) was frustrated after the abandonment in just six laps of the Mexican Grand Prix this Sunday, pointing out that "because of the engine" they hardly have a choice to compete."We hope to learn from this.The car is very good, the problem is that we can only take a few laps because of the engine.Let's hope to learn from the lesson and return the year that comes more prepared", he told the me…
Formula 1 News: Alonso’s Honda frustration boils over
(GMM) Fernando Alonso’s (pictured) frustration with Honda reached a new level in Mexico, after a weekend that ended with both Aston Martins retiring within seven laps. ⚠️ VIRTUAL SAFETY CAR ⚠️ Stroll has stopped his Aston Martin on track, just as Alonso is called into the garage to retire also 😳#F1 #MexicoGP | LAP 7/71 pic.twitter.com/64Ti8fCoGp — Formula 1 (@F1) November 1, 2026 Honda had warned before the weekend that Mexico City’s altitude c…
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