The Aston Martin team has initiated a detailed investigation into the circumstances surrounding Fernando Alonso’s retirement from the Italian Grand Prix. The driver was compelled to end the race prematurely due to a suspension failure on his car after hitting the curb at the Ascari chicane. The team’s operational director, Mike Krack, noted that there were no clear signs of any mistakes made by Alonso on the track.

“We didn’t observe any issues. It would be easy to claim he went too wide or something along those lines, but we didn’t see anything unusual—this is why a thorough analysis is crucial. It’s simple to point fingers at the driver or to blame an incident. However, it’s essential to stick to the facts. All we could do was advise Lance Stroll to exercise caution in that area, and that’s about it; ensuring that the second car approached more carefully, even if it wasn’t directly related to the problem,” Krack’s comments were reported by RacingNews365.