How Hungary showed Aston Martin is “back racing” after upgrades

Aston Martin achieved a significant turnaround at the Hungarian Grand Prix, with their latest chassis upgrades proving effective. Following a difficult start to the season, the team successfully outperformed Cadillac, Williams, and Haas, marking a major step forward for the squad. Despite the progress, the weekend was not without challenges, particularly with Lance Stroll's suspension failure during FP1, which limited his track time. Fernando Alonso led the team's efforts, reaching Q2, while Mike Krack noted that the team focused on gathering data and improving reliability to ensure long-term development. With further power unit improvements from Honda expected for Zandvoort, the team remains optimistic about unlocking more performance in the upcoming races.