Fernando Alonso says Aston Martin won't need to wait for its works partnership with Honda to kick off in 2026 to fight for the world title in Formula 1. Aston and Honda announced this week that they would join forces in 2026, a move that will provide the Silverstone-based outfit with complete design autonomy, contrary to its current situation that sees it rely on a drivetrain and rear suspension supplied by Mercedes. Coupled with Aston's new state-of-the-art factory and wind tunnel, the works supply deal with Honda will help propel Aston to the next level and fulfil the big ambitions of its team owner, billionaire Lawrence Stroll. "It's very good news for the team, very excited,"...
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