Fernando Alonso flipped Aston Martin’s fortunes at the Hungarian GP, vaulting them out of the back row with a solid 16th-place qualifying— their first Q2 since five races ago. A major chassis upgrade delivered tangible gains, even if not huge in position jumps, and gave the team renewed momentum and clarity. Alonso praised the car’s newfound driveability and direction, while teammate Lance Stroll struggled with a suspension failure, finishing last. The real win? The team now knows exactly where to focus next—power is still the missing piece, but the upgrade has set them firmly on the right track.
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