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The extraordinary figures hinting at Aston Martin's pole potential

Summary by The Race
Aston Martin's F1 performance is incredibly confusing. Mark Hughes examines how much Honda's engine is costing, and whether the AMR26 could be a pole contender
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Fernando Alonso conducts the Aston Martin AMR26 in the Sepang circuit Mark Hughes' analysis of Fernando Alonso's times in Sepang and Singapore separates the loss in the gas depth areas from the yield in curve.The conclusion points to the potential of the AMR26, but also includes warnings about the limits of this comparison.The 2026 season is testing the relationship between Aston Martin and Honda.The performance problems of the Japanese power un…

Does Aston Martin F1's 2026 car, the "AMR26," actually possess the cornering performance to compete for pole position? British motorsport media outlet 'The Race' analyzed GPS data and found that in the last two races, it did indeed achieve pole position…

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The Race broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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