Inside Aston Martin’s Disastrous 2026 F1 Season
Newey, Honda, and a fresh regulation reset promised a breakthrough year. Instead, Aston Martin has one point and the slowest car on the grid.
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Steiner: Ferrari Has No Easy Fix After McLaren’s Miami Surge
Ferrari brought more upgrades to Miami than any other team. McLaren ended the weekend ahead of them in the race results. Steiner explains the structural reason there’s no quick solution — and Chandhok issues a stark warning about what comes next.
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Steiner: Aston Martin Has “No Excuse” for Its 2026 Start
Money, facilities, the most expensive technical hire in F1 history — and zero points after four races. Guenther Steiner has seen enough: “There is no excuse for them to be in this position.”
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Williams Plans “Sizeable” Upgrade for Canadian GP
Thirty upgrade projects in Miami. A “sizeable” package on the way to Canada. Williams is moving — but Sainz says the real turnaround won’t come until the last third of the season.
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Norris Questions if McLaren Maximised Miami Weekend
McLaren scored 48 points across the Miami Sprint and Grand Prix — their best weekend of 2026 by far. But Lando Norris left Florida asking one honest question: “Do you feel like you maximised everything today? And I’m unsure about that.”
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Red Bull Tied with Alpine in F1 2026 Standings — How the Mighty Have Fallen
Alpine and Red Bull are tied on 16 points, but the Enstone squad ranks fifth ahead of the former champions on countback—completing a remarkable turnaround.
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Is McLaren Back? The Truth Behind Piastri’s Japan Podium
McLaren’s first podium of 2026 came with an asterisk from their own team principal: no graining, a repaved surface, and a growing power unit understanding made Suzuka a uniquely favourable circuit.
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Aston Martin Last in Japan: Stroll & Alonso’s Private Battle
While the rest of the field chased glory at Suzuka, Aston Martin’s two drivers carved out their own private battle at the back — held back by an unresolved Honda power unit crisis now three races old.
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Haas Fourth in F1 2026 Constructors After China — Komatsu: “We Beaten Red Bull on Merit”
Nobody predicted it. After two rounds of the 2026 Formula 1 season, Haas sit fourth in the constructors’ championship — ahead of Red Bull. Team principal Ayao Komatsu says the pace was real, not borrowed.
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Pierre Gasly’s 9-Month Wait Ends as Alpine Reveals Mercedes-Powered 2026 Car
Pierre Gasly’s patience through Alpine’s worst-ever season is finally rewarded as the team unveils its 2026 challenger, powered by Mercedes and built on nine months of focused development.
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