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Fernando Alonso reveals when Aston Martin should retire from F1 Australian GP

Aston Martin has endured a horror start to F1 2026 and it suffered a double Q1 exit on Saturday in Australia

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Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso Feels F1 Car Poses ‘Nerve Damage’ Risk

PlanetF1 on MSN · 23h

Adrian Newey: Fernando Alonso in 'hard mental place' over Aston Martin Honda woes

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Why Aston Martin has warned its drivers of ‘permanent nerve damage’ at F1 Australian GP

Aston Martin have sparked panic after the revelation their drivers, Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, are at risk of “permanent nerve damage” if they drive too long during the Australian Grand Prix.

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Aston Martin F1 drivers risk nerve damage from car vibrations

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Aston Martin face serious issues as drivers ‘risk permanent nerve damage’ at Australian Grand Prix

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Aston Martin give concerning update on their car before F1 opener

Team principal Adrian Newey revealed that drivers Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll are limited to 25 and 15 consecutive laps, respectively, due to the risk of “permanent nerve damage in their hands”.

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Fernando Alonso absent from first F1 session in 2026 as Aston Martin’s woes continue

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Aston Martin's car risks giving drivers 'nerve damage' and is unlikely to finish F1 season-opener

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'Huge potential' in Aston Martin, says Alonso

Fernando Alonso says there is "huge potential" in the Aston Martin car after qualifying 17th at the Australian Grand Prix.

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Alonso reveals Aston Martin’s early exit strategy for Australian GP

Fernando Alonso has revealed that Aston Martin will retire from Sunday’s race at the slightest sign of mechanical trouble.

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Australian Grand Prix: Aston Martin participation in doubt following battery issue

Aston Martin are down to two batteries for the entire race weekend, with their cars potentially about to miss the season-opening grand prix.

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Alonso in 'hard mental place', says Newey

Aston Martin's dire start to the season has left Fernando Alonso in a "hard mental place", says team principal Adrian Newey.

Crash.Net

Aston Martin “much less negative than the media” amid battery disaster

Fernando Alonso says he is “disappointed” with Honda’s battery stock limitations, but admits Aston Martin is “much less negative than the media” about its issues. The Australian Grand Prix weekend has so far seen no end to Aston Martin ’s ongoing power unit issues, following a troubled winter with the AMR26.

GPFans on MSN

F1 Australian Grand Prix: Aston Martin nightmare deepens with Fernando Alonso ruled out of practice

The F1 team owned by Lawrence Stroll had another power unit issue in Melbourne