Australian Grand Prix: Why fears of nerve damage could prevent Aston Martin from finishing Aus GP race

Thursday 5 March 2026 07:15, UK

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Ted Kravitz explains why Aston Martin fears their engine vibrations could cause 'permanent nerve damage', which could prevent Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll from finishing the race in Australia.

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