Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team at the Japanese GP
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Aston Martin duo focusing on car development after poor F1 Japanese GP showing

Both Aston Martin drivers had a difficult Japanese GP. Fernando Alonso finished just outside the points in 11th. Lance Stroll didn’t manage to improve his starting position and finished in 20th and last, a lap down. The two-time world champion rued the pace of his Aston Martin when speaking to the press post race. “It…

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Andrea Stella at the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix
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Can Verstappen carry Red Bull to glory? Stella and Alonso reflect on his stunning F1 Japanese GP win

After a compelling weekend at the F1 Japanese GP, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella offered a measured take on the state of the 2025 Formula 1 season – particularly on the performance of Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing. While Verstappen once again showed why he’s one of the sport’s most complete drivers in its…

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Having made set-up changes to reduce tyre-graining, Aston Martin hopes to enjoy strong performances in the Chinese GP race, despite both drivers starting from the midfield.
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Aston Martin hoping that set-up changes will pay off in F1 Chinese GP race

After a mixed 2025 F1 Australian GP for Aston Martin, the Silverstone-based team, Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll set their sights on better performances in the Chinese GP. Unfortunately, the team suffered a less-than-impressive Saturday, with Stroll and Alonso finishing the Sprint Race outside the points in P9 and P10 respectively. They then failed to…

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Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso saw an early exit from the 2025 F1 Australian GP after crashing out of turn 6.
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Alonso reflects on turn 6 crash and improvements to be made by Aston following F1 Australian GP

Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso saw an early exit from the 2025 F1 Australian GP after crashing out of turn 6. Alonso was steadily running at P10 until the 43-year-old became one of six drivers who did not see the chequered flag on Sunday. The Spaniard was one of many drivers who had spoken up…

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