If it were just a software problem we could pop the champagne, but we know it's not just that.
Anyway, if you're interested, I found on x a comparison between Ferrari and Aston Martin telemetry
https://x.com/i/status/2022441277778698265
The spanish tweeter is talking about an "important step forward in acceleration", but honestly it still looks really bad for AM there, the Ferrari accelerates faster out of 2, out of 8, out of 10, out of 13 (pretty significantly) and also out of 15. Now that Ferrari lap was clearly a hotlap (from the way Lewis clearly runs out of juice in the end), hard to tell about the AM.Leon Kennedy wrote: ↑14 Feb 2026, 03:12If it were just a software problem we could pop the champagne, but we know it's not just that.
Anyway, if you're interested, I found on x a comparison between Ferrari and Aston Martin telemetry
https://x.com/i/status/2022441277778698265
Acting the MCL way didn’t work and won‘t work. Engine is Build by Honda not AM.
If the issue is with engine and gearbox, how is Newey 'planning' to fix them ? He is just going to ask the powertrain guys to debug and fix this. I don't understand the obsession of media with "thanos-like designer who can do everything from tightening a bolt to writing an ECU algorithm"Leon Kennedy wrote: ↑14 Feb 2026, 16:08Calm down, guys, it's still testing. Ted Kravitz and Lobato also said that Newey has already identified the problems and has a plan to fix them. Regarding the engine, It's not just a gear change problem, but improvements have already been seen from day 1 to day 3.
40KG is absolute nonsense, that’s not something you can just solve with upgrades in the season. Fake news as always
Honda have 10k people in R&D, surely they're not short of ICE PHDs.