Aston Martin faces critical battery shortage ahead of Chinese GP
Aston Martin is grappling with a severe shortage of spare battery units for its F1 cars ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix, following failures in Australia. While Honda is working on repairs and vibration fixes, the team admits the situation remains fragile, putting its weekend performance at risk.
Aston Martin enters the Chinese Grand Prix weekend in a precarious position, with its battery supply described as "very fragile" and no confirmed spares available. Despite Honda reporting progress on repairing damaged units and addressing vibration issues, the team remains tight-lipped about its exact inventory, highlighting a critical reliability challenge that could hamper its race weekend.
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