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Honda pinpoints crucial Monaco issue as Aston Martin seeks answers
- Honda says it has undertaken dedicated preparation to adapt its power unit for Monaco's unique demands.
- Shintaro Orihara notes Monaco requires a cooling specification tuned for slow speeds and heavy traffic.
- Alonso expects Aston Martin to race at the back until after the summer break but hopes improvements follow.
- Honda aims to optimise energy management and track usage during three hours of practice in Monaco.
- Orihara highlights Monaco’s slow-speed corners and the need for stable driveability.
- Honda is working closely with Aston Martin Aramco to achieve optimal cooling for the PU.
- PlanetF1 highlights include Monaco-specific prep and turnover context for Aston Martin.
- The Monaco GP is a unique race in F1, with a distinctive circuit length and layout.
- Three hours of practice are planned to refine setup for race day.
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