SHANGHAI, March 15 (Reuters) - ⁠Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso retired from Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix complaining ⁠that he could not feel his hands and feet due ‌to the excessive vibration of his Honda-powered car.

The two-times world champion had pinned high hopes on the 2026 engine and chassis reset - the biggest regulatory overhaul in decades - and on design ​guru Adrian Newey’s first car for the British ⁠team, but the outfit struggled ⁠at the back of the field.