Honda Reveals “Important Target” for F1 Canadian GP

Aston Martin F1 Looks to Bounce Back at Canadian Grand Prix After Addressing Critical Car Issue

The Aston Martin F1 team has shifted its priority to enhancing the car’s performance for the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend after facing technical struggles since the start of the 2026 season. The team faced significant reliability issues with the AMR26 F1 car, including excessive vibrations that numbed the fingers of its drivers. Honda, the team’s power unit supplier, was tasked with resolving the issue, making full use of the long break ahea…

Honda spies key to ‘unlock’ Aston Martin F1 performance in Canada

Honda trackside chief Shintaro Orihara has identified how it will look to help Aston Martin improve performance at this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix, and continue its constant progress with its problematic Formula 1 package. The Japanese giants’ struggles with its power unit has been well-documented, leaving the Silverstone-based squad to languish at the foot of the grid. Aston’s season started amid some the issues already public knowledge, wit…

Honda eyes Aston Martin 'crisis' and sets target for Canadian GP

Ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, Honda identifies the main goal they hope to reach.

From Vibrations to Validation: Aston’s Montreal Reckoning

Honda’s note to Aston Martin before Montreal is basically: the rattles are calming down, so the speed now lives in the brave pedal — not the toolbox 😅; after weeks of a car that mixed smoothies out of molars, the big question is whether Alonso and hometown Stroll can trust the brakes, the shifts, and the plan when the track is mostly “stop hard, turn sharp, avoid the wall.” If the power unit keeps its manners and the gearbox quits speaking Mors…

Honda reveals 'important target' for Aston Martin at Canadian GP

Honda has said its "important target" for the Canadian Grand Prix is to give Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso "more confidence."