Aston Martin's struggles to continue, says Brundle

Martin Brundle believes Aston Martin's current woes in the 2026 F1 season will not be resolved anytime soon. Despite the promising partnership with Adrian Newey and Honda, the team has struggled to make an impact, with their best finish being Fernando Alonso's 18th place in Japan. Brundle describes the situation as a 'horror show' and thinks it will take time to rectify, given the challenges posed by the relentless F1 calendar and cost caps. The team's lack of speed and reliability has been a major issue, and Brundle expects it to be a long-term project to get back on track. With Aston Martin and Honda working to improve their package, including addressing engine vibrations, it may take until 2027 to see significant improvements. Fellow commentator David Croft also believes that the team's struggles will continue throughout the season, with a potential B-spec car likely to arrive later than expected.