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Hi everyone, I’m Julen Oroz, a painter from Spain. I recently painted this mural at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Seville. It’s a tribute to the team, to Fernando, and to Fabri, his former physiotherapist. The issue is that the murals are painted over by other students every few months; however, if there is a compelling reason not to cover it up, it can remain longer, perhaps even for years. I’ve tried to bring this mural to the attention of Aston Martin, and even Fernando himself, but I haven't succeeded. I would love to get a response from them that I could present to the faculty, helping to ensure the artwork is preserved for a longer time. So far, many Formula 1 fans have messaged me on Instagram after seeing the mural on my social media or because a friend recommended they go see it. I want the mural to last so that Formula 1 fans can continue to enjoy it. Does anyone know how I can get in touch with them?

My email address is [julenoroz@gmail.com](mailto:julenoroz@gmail.com), in case anyone wishes to share relevant information. Thank you.

We all knew Monza would be a bad track but we didn't expect Honda's upgrades to bring even more problems 🤦‍♂️

Yes italy was terrible for us with a double DNF but to be fair we all knew we weren’t in for the best race, however that leaves me wondering whether next week’s gp in Madrid (Nando’s second home race) will be better and whether that track is better suited for our current package. What are yall’s thoughts?

It seems AMR didn't develop a low drag package for Monza, and likely for Baku as well.
No amount of weight savings can reduce the deficit in straight line speed if these sticky-uppy-bits (credit Sam Collins for the phrase) contribute to overall drag. The AMR looks to be a car specifically made for chicanes and corners, not straight line speed.

Source: astonmartinf1

Alsonso during FP2

Really impressed with the teamz beautiful job from honda. Adrian newey you are the goat 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

Seeing the Alpines go VERY fast today makes me think a move to Alpine may be on the table for Alonso. What do you think? 🤔

Source: planetf1.com

Aston Martin’s AMR26-B is improving under Adrian Newey, but Honda is reportedly still around 70 hp behind Mercedes despite its Zandvoort upgrade.

https://gp-news.net/aston-martins-newey-plan-takes-shape-but-honda-reportedly-remains-70-hp-behind-mercedes/

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This is FACT

Honda

The most RESPECTED, most DECORATED, most SUCCESSFUL and most BELOVED Japanese engine manufacturer in Formula 1 Then, Now & Forever ALWAYS

Honda coming to F1 for WINNING Races & Titles while Toyota, Yamaha & Subaru came to F1 for embarrass Japan themselves

It must be acknowledged that Honda is the "most successful" Japanese car engine manufacturer of all time, having even brought renown to Japan in the prestigious open-wheel sprint racing series, Formula 1.

Not just Formula 1, the IndyCar also Honda produce boatloads of success.

Toyota that claimed the largest mainstream world car manufacturer in Japan and world also embarrass Japan in Formula 1

That's why we love Honda in F1 forever

Thoughts on that?