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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Adrian Newey comments on Fernando Alonso's F1 future

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Fernando Alonso, who has been racing in Formula 1 since 2001, is rumored to be considering an extension of his career. Adrian Newey has commented on the uncertainty surrounding Alonso's future with Aston Martin.

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First to reportAdrian Newey addresses Fernando Alonso’s F1 future with Aston MartinAdrian Newey has given his view on Fernando Alonso’s uncertain F1 futureCrashMon 3 Aug · 11:18 UTCRead their report →
Aston Martin share Fernando Alonso update as F1 future rumours intensifyFernando Alonso is 45 years old and has raced in F1 since 2001, yet he is expected to extend his stay in the paddock.RacingNews365Thu 6 Aug · 10:00 UTCRead →
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