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Stroll says that a more powerful Honda engine would make Aston Martin 'a lot more competitive'

Stroll says that a more powerful Honda engine would make Aston Martin 'a lot more competitive'

Stroll believes a significant step up in power from Honda's new engine could make Aston Martin a lot more competitive at Zandvoort. However, he says the team is still lacking elsewhere on the car, with more work needed beyond the power unit gains.

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Stroll says that a more powerful Honda engine would make Aston Martin 'a lot more competitive'

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Aston Martin should be well poised to fight for midfield positions during this weekend’s Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix, something that just a race or two ago would’ve sounded comical. The hefty 16-part aero update the team rolled out ahead of the summer break represented a huge step forward and delivered near-instant results, with Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso securing 13th and 14th in Hungary. It’s Honda’s turn to shine now, with the long-awaited “Spec 2” power unit making its first public appearance in the AMR26 at Zandvoort. Needless to say, there is an awful lot riding on this.

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