Aston Martin Warns of Tougher F1 Races to Come

Aston Martin warns of tougher F1 races to come

Mike Krack has admitted Fernando Alonso’s ninth-place finish in the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix was facilitated by Zandvoort’s track characteristics, while Aston Martin is yet to extract the full potential of the upgraded AMR26.After qualifying down in 18th, Alonso made the most of an opportunistic one-stop strategy to take an unexpected ninth-place finish, right ahead of a frustrated ...Keep reading

Fernando Alonso says he is a very good driver after scoring points for Aston Martin in Dutch Grand Prix

What next for Aston Martin, Alonso and Honda

Aston Martin has, as Fernando Alonso pointed out, found three seconds over two Formula 1 race weekends.Alonso himself scored points for only the second time in 2026 in the Netherlands as he took the team's best finish of the season.Plus, Honda says its new engine that arrived at Zandvoort hit its key target. Sounds promising, right?Not entirely. Lance Stroll still says the car is a lottery to drive, and both drivers, plus team principal Adrian N…

Krack discusses Aston Martin’s points finish at 2026 Dutch GP and upgraded Honda F1 power unit

Mike Krack has shared his thoughts on the last F1 race at Zandvoort, what was instrumental in their points finish, whether they are now stronger in the race than in qualifying, how well they are optimising the upgraded chassis and the new Honda engine, and the drivers’ positive feedback from the 2026 Dutch GP. Following... The post Krack discusses Aston Martin’s points finish at 2026 Dutch GP and upgraded Honda F1 power unit appeared first on Pi…