Honda looks to the Chinese GP: “We have made progress for this weekend”
The Japanese manufacturer has reassured that they have made progress for this weekend, without however specifying the number of batteries.
The Japanese manufacturer has reassured that they have made progress for this weekend, without however specifying the number of batteries.
The Silverstone-based team is facing a very difficult period and the problems are not only those related to the power unit
Koji Watanabe admitted he was surprised by the press conference of Aston Martin-Honda team principal Adrian Newey
These were the words of Honda’s chief engineer Shintaro Orihara at the end of the race held at the Melbourne circuit
Change of perspective A year ago Fernando Alonso was talking about what the 2026 Australian GP would be, the first of the new technical regulations,
Honda’s solutions, which had given Alonso confidence, are not working: there are still annoying vibrations on the Aston Martin
Honda’s disastrous start to the season is thwarting Lawrence Stroll’s investments to win the F1 world championship.
The words of Shintaro Orihara, head of Honda engineers, at the end of a difficult Friday for the Aston Martins
As expected, the two Silverstone cars hardly saw the track due to Honda engine problems.
The Silverstone team’s problems continue, which do not only concern the car’s vibrations but also the power unit