Lance Stroll made an assessment of Aston Martin’s 2026 Formula 1 car. The Canadian cited a rarely debated weakness in the AMR26, with vibration and battery taking ‘center stage’ at the start of the championship.
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The Silverstone-based team has faced a very complicated start to the season, marked by problems. The first race it managed to finish was the Japanese GP, and only with Fernando Alonso.
With an uncompetitive package, it’s natural to expect the team’s mood not to be good. Asked about the topic, Lance stated that “everyone is working as hard as possible to improve the situation, for sure.”
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“None of us are happy with our current situation. It’s not the start of the season we expected, but it is what it is, and we are working as hard as possible to improve,” he pointed out.
Furthermore, reflecting on Aston Martin’s situation in Formula 1, Stroll pointed out an area that needs more attention than it is currently receiving. “We know we have engine problems. There are areas where we need to work on the car. I think high-speed corners are still a weakness for us. So, yes, we are trying to improve in all areas that need work, and the goal is to improve performance as quickly as possible,” he concluded.
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