Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin (P14) – 6/10
From the outset, Fernando Alonso praised Aston Martin’s latest upgrade package as a genuine step forward, and his Sunday drive supported that optimistic assessment. Though 14th place looks modest on paper, the Spaniard demonstrated far better race pace and stability than in previous rounds. He extracted the maximum potential from the revised car without making errors, offering encouragement for the team's trajectory after a difficult first half of the season.
Lance Stroll, Aston Martin (P13) – 6/10
Lance Stroll confirmed that Aston Martin's new aerodynamic package has elevated the team back into the midfield mix. Starting from the very back after qualifying troubles, he utilized an aggressive early pit stop strategy to escape dense traffic and move upward. While he lacked the raw pace to challenge the top ten, his clean management and consistent lap times validated the team's technical progress during a steady afternoon.
