Aston Martin drivers criticise Honda engine upgrade at Dutch GP

First reported 1 day, 23 hours ago · latest 5 hours ago

Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll struggled with Honda's upgraded power unit during Dutch Grand Prix qualifying at Zandvoort, calling it a lottery and not nearly enough, with driveability issues hampering performance.

Fernando Alonso Lance Stroll Aston Martin

How the sources differ

F1i leads on the lottery analogy, PlanetF1 and The Race focus on Stroll's blunt verdict, Crash.net highlights criticism after qualifying, while Autosport adds Alonso's driveability concerns and technical context.

Recommended first read: Autosport provides the most complete technical analysis, including Alonso's quotes and context on the new engine's issues, with a clear image.

Aston Martin drivers criticise Honda engine upgrade at Dutch GP

How the sources differ

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