Why Aston Martin's Mexico City GP ended after five laps

Honda has explained the root cause behind the double retirement of Aston Martin drivers 페르난도 알론소 and 랜스 스트롤 after just five laps at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Both cars suffered from severe ERS cooling circuit stress exacerbated by the unique high-altitude conditions of Mexico City, leading to power unit issues and an early end to their race. 페르난도 알론소 expressed frustration over the reliability struggles but remained optimistic about the team's long-term project and next year's entirely new engine currently being tested. Meanwhile, Honda trackside chief Shintaro Orihara and Aston Martin's Mike Krack acknowledged that while the weekend offered encouraging pace in practice, the severe altitude and cooling challenges provided hard lessons for the partnership's steep learning curve.