Aston Martin prepares for major upgrades at Hungarian Grand Prix

Aston Martin anticipates significant performance enhancements with its upgrade package debuting at the Hungarian Grand Prix. This follows a disappointing performance at the Belgian GP, where Fernando Alonso finished last and teammate Lance Stroll retired due to gearbox issues. The team seeks to recover from a challenging start to the season, having secured only one point from the first ten races. With a lighter and revised AMR26 car set to race in Hungary, Aston Martin aims to improve against midfield competitors like Cadillac and Williams. The full impact of the upgrades will not be clear until the introduction of a new Honda power unit after the summer break.