Aston Martin missing crucial parts, set for limited running in Australia
The nightmare continues for Aston Martin. After a disastrous final test day in Bahrain where Lance Stroll had to stop after just six laps, the British team is reportedly still not race-ready for Melbourne. The new Honda engine is said to be missing key components, severely limiting their running at the season opener.
Source: Formule1.nl, March 2, 2026
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