Honda and Aston Martin work “tirelessly” to find “solutions” for the Miami GP

Honda’s track general manager and chief engineer, Shintaro Orihara, announced that both the Japanese brand and Aston Martin have worked “tirelessly” at the research and development center in Sakura focused on finding “solutions” and to “improve countermeasures” in the AMR26 engine.

“The Bahrain GP and the Saudi Arabia GP were postponed, but that does not mean that work has stopped,” claimed the Japanese engineer in a video shared by the engine manufacturer on its social networks, after Fernando Alonso finished the race in Japan at the end of March for the first time this season.

In this break of approximately one month, after the Japanese GP, home of Honda, members of Aston Martin and Honda Racing F1 have been “working at the research and development center in Sakura.” “We have been working tirelessly to improve countermeasures and the work continues as we approach the next Miami GP,” Orihara explained.

From Honda they warned that “it will take time” to find those “solutions” that they address in the video on social networks, but they insisted that they will continue to “work hard” in order to improve the performance of the AMR26 engine.