Stroll has suspension failure on new Aston Martin
Lance Stroll spins out with a rear suspension failure on the new Aston Martin as Charles Leclerc sets the pace in Hungarian Grand Prix practice.
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"Very early days in terms of understanding the new package. Provisional results are promising."
— Adrian Newey , Executive
"Everybody is feverishly trying to understand what went wrong and it is only once we have an understanding that we can comment on what we do next."
— Adrian Newey , Executive
Key People
Adrian Newey is a renowned designer known for his work in Formula 1.
Charles Leclerc is a Monegasque racing driver competing in Formula 1 for Ferrari.
Fernando Alonso is a veteran Formula 1 driver for Aston Martin.
Lance Stroll is a Canadian racing driver competing for Aston Martin in Formula 1.
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Lance Stroll spins out with a rear suspension failure on the new Aston Martin as Charles Leclerc sets the pace in Hungarian Grand Prix practice.
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