Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has addressed Aston Martin's ongoing technical difficulties with their Honda power unit, cautioning the team against internal blame as they work to resolve issues that have put their participation in Sunday's Australian Grand Prix in question.

The warning comes as Aston Martin faces what sources describe as major problems with their Honda engine package, creating uncertainty around their grid position for the upcoming race weekend in Melbourne.

Meanwhile, discussions have emerged among drivers regarding the sport's planned regulation changes for the 2026 season. Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has suggested that Formula 1 should be prepared to implement mid-season adjustments to the new regulations if needed.

However, three-time world champion Max Verstappen has expressed skepticism about the feasibility of such changes, describing the 2026 regulations as "complicated" and suggesting it may be too late to make significant modifications to the framework.

The 2026 regulation changes represent one of the most significant overhauls in recent Formula 1 history, with new technical specifications set to reshape how teams approach car development and racing strategy.