Lance Stroll experiences a rear suspension failure on his new Aston Martin during Hungarian Grand Prix practice, causing him to spin out. Both BBC News and Yahoo Sports report the incident occurs as practice sessions get underway at the Hungaroring. In the same coverage, Charles Leclerc sets the pace during the session, establishing the fastest time at that point in the weekend. The reports focus on Stroll’s mechanical problem and the resulting loss of control, rather than any confirmed impact on the remainder of his program for the day. No additional details on the extent of the damage, whether the issue is fully resolved immediately, or how it affects qualifying or later practice are included in the provided summaries. Overall, the accounts agree on the key elements: Stroll is driving the new Aston Martin, a rear suspension failure is the cause of his spin, and Leclerc leads the times in Hungarian GP practice.