Honda's new F1 engine faces driveability issues at Dutch GP qualifying

First reported 1 day, 3 hours ago · latest an hour ago

Aston Martin drivers Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll struggled with Honda's upgraded power unit during Dutch Grand Prix qualifying at Zandvoort, citing driveability problems and a double Q1 exit, with both calling for more work.

Fernando Alonso Lance Stroll Aston Martin

How the sources differ

Crash.net leads on the 'lottery' of issues, The Race focuses on Stroll's blunt verdict, PlanetF1 highlights Alonso's braking complaint, while Autosport and Motorsport.com provide technical analysis of the expected but fresh driveability challenges.

Recommended first read: Autosport offers the most complete technical breakdown of the engine issues and driver quotes, with a clear image, and is not paywalled.

Honda's new F1 engine faces driveability issues at Dutch GP qualifying

How the sources differ

Coverage

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