Aston Martin's new F1 car suffers suspension failure in Hungarian practice
During the opening practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Aston Martin took its new 2026-spec F1 car onto the track. The car suffered a suspected rear suspension failure, prompting an early stoppage of the session.
Engineers are analysing telemetry to pinpoint the fault while the team evaluates possible remedies. Chief designer Adrian Newey expressed confidence that the issue can be resolved quickly.
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