Lance Stroll looks back at the missed opportunities during the 2026 F1 race in Malaysia.
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Stroll feels points were possible in 2026 Malaysia F1 race

Lance Stroll had reasons to be positive after the race in Malaysia, despite F1 making a joke out of itself in general. The Canadian driver started from P14, and eventually finished 12th. Coming to Sepang, Aston Martin had already seen quite a few upgrades compared to the car that struggled through pre-season testing. However, finishes,…

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2026 F1 drivers have shared their thoughts on the software glitch and formation-lap fiasco following a chaotic rain-affected race in Malaysia
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F1 drivers express frustration over loss of power on formation lap and software glitch in 2026 Malaysia race

With multiple cars experiencing power loss on the formation lap, F1 drivers shared their thoughts on the unprecedented software glitch and how the rain impacted the behaviour of the 2026 cars following a chaotic race in Malaysia on Sunday.  As the teams and the drivers geared up for the first rain-affected race under the new…

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Alonso & Stroll break down Aston Martin's persistent issues after yet another disappointing weekend at the 2026 F1 Azerbaijan GP after a double DNF
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Aston Martin duo on persisting challenges after double DNF at 2026 F1 Azerbaijan GP

Aston Martin’s season continues to go from bad to worse, and Baku was ultimately another representation of that shift; the 2026 F1 Azerbaijan GP marked another disappointing weekend for Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso — both drivers with a DNF. For Stroll, this marks his fourth retirement in a row, leaving him as the only…

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Stroll and Alonso retained by Aston Martin for 2027 F1 season

Aston Martin has confirmed that Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso will remain as their drivers for the 2027 F1 season. Since the beginning of the 2023 season, the Spaniard and Canadian have been teammates. Alonso has utterly dominated Stroll across that period of time, proving he is still operating at a strong level. However, 2026…

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Lance Stroll delivers his verdict on the 2026 F1 cars, sharing that the overall feel of these cars is a lot less intense as compared to the past.
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Stroll: 2026 F1 cars “less intense” to drive compared to previous generations

Lance Stroll joins a growing list of 2026 Formula 1 drivers who’ve expressed their honest views about the newest generation of F1 cars. While drivers like Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz, and Fernando Alonso have expressed displeasure over how this year’s cars behave, Stroll delivered his verdict during his time in Madrid ahead of the Spanish…

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2026 F1 Spanish GP drivers Madring problems
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F1 drivers agree Madring needs changes for better racing after “boring” 2026 Spanish GP

F1 drivers and teams have called for changes to the Madring layout after the inaugural 2026 Spanish GP showed the circuit’s lack of overtaking opportunities. The 5.4km Madrid street circuit produced just four overtakes from lights out to the chequered flag. However, this came as little surprise, as drivers expected overtaking to be difficult ahead…

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Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll endured a double DNF at the 2026 Italian GP as Aston Martin’s reliability and power struggles continued at Monza.
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Aston Martin duo on DNFs as power struggles persist at 2026 F1 Italian GP

Aston Martin’s difficult 2026 F1 Italian GP weekend ended exactly how the team would not have wanted it: both Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso failed to finish the race in Monza and left the temple of speed with zero points to their name. Fernando Alonso’s DNF came after the Spaniard ran over the kerb at the…

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Mike Krack reveals what was key to Aston Martin's P9 finish at the 2026 Dutch GP and how well they are optimising the new Honda F1 engine
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Krack discusses Aston Martin’s points finish at 2026 Dutch GP and upgraded Honda F1 power unit

Mike Krack has shared his thoughts on the last F1 race at Zandvoort, what was instrumental in their points finish, whether they are now stronger in the race than in qualifying, how well they are optimising the upgraded chassis and the new Honda engine, and the drivers’ positive feedback from the 2026 Dutch GP. Following…

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