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2030 engine: FIA sends its V8 plan to manufacturers, standard engine riles them
The FIA has circulated its draft engine rules for 2030 or 2031 to all six power unit manufacturers. It features a more compact turbo V8 than first announced, lighter cars, a much smaller budget, and a standardised engine option the manufacturers reject outright.
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Red Bull-Ford power for Aston Martin? Mekies holds back, Honda readies its response
The Red Bull-Ford engine is turning heads, all the way to Aston Martin, mired in a difficult first season with Honda. Laurent Mekies shuts the door for now without locking it for the future, while Honda lays out its plan to turn things around in 2027.
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Honda admits losing nearly two years: the mea culpa behind Aston Martin's season
Koji Watanabe, president of Honda Racing Corporation, has acknowledged that the Japanese manufacturer lost nearly two years preparing its 2026 power unit. It is a rare admission, and it casts a harsh light on Aston Martin's difficult season.
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Alonso and Stroll stay on for 2027: Aston Martin bets on continuity in the middle of a storm
Aston Martin confirmed on Tuesday that Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll will stay on for 2027. It is a deliberate bet on stability, made while the AMR26 sits second-to-last in the championship with just three points.
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Aston Martin already eyeing a 2028 Mercedes return as pressure builds on Honda
Toto Wolff was spotted once more around Aston Martin at Zandvoort, and the paddock is talking again. According to Spanish media, the visit revives the idea of a return to Mercedes power as early as 2028, just two years after the split that sent Aston Martin into its Honda project.
Technical & Regulations
At Zandvoort, Honda's New Engine Puts Alonso's Future on the Line
On paper, it's just another engine update in a championship where every team tweaks its machinery week after week. In practice, what played out at Zandvoort this weekend looked more like an exam — for Honda, and for Fernando Alonso's future at Aston Martin.