Aston Martin's Struggles Expected to Continue

According to Sky Sports F1 expert Martin Brundle, Aston Martin's dismal start to the 2026 season is likely to persist for a while. Despite the team's promising lineup, including design guru Adrian Newey and a new partnership with Honda, they have failed to score a point in the first three races. Brundle attributes this to a lack of speed and reliability, stressing that resolving these issues will be challenging given the current Formula 1 calendar and cost caps. The team's struggles have been so pronounced that driver Lance Stroll joked about competing in their 'own Aston Martin championship.' Brundle believes that significant improvement is unlikely until 2027. Aston Martin and Honda are working to address engine vibrations and develop their package, with upcoming upgrades and the Miami Grand Prix offering opportunities for growth. However, commentator David Croft predicts a long-term project to rectify the issues, possibly with a B-spec car emerging later in the season.