Alonso's Future in F1 Depends on Regulations, Not Team Performance
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AutosportMon 20 Jul · 15:34 UTCupdated Tue 18 Aug · 17:10 UTCSave0 commentscomments
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Fernando Alonso has stated that his decision regarding his future in Formula 1 will be influenced more by upcoming regulations than by Aston Martin's current performance. As he approaches his 45th birthday, he remains focused on the broader context of the sport rather than the team's recent struggles.
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Alonso says 2027 decision hinges on rules, not Aston slumpFernando Alonso says Aston Martin's disastrous start to 2026 will not decide whether he remains in Formula 1 next year, insisting the regulations themselves are now the bigger issue.Mon 20 Jul · 15:34 UTC
What Alonso needs from Aston Martin and F1 as career decision loomsAs Fernando Alonso turns 45 on 29 July, one wonders what motivates a two-time Formula 1 champion to keep going amid Aston Martin's unprecedented slump. It's clearly not just success, otherwise he would have thrown in the towel by now and while the money is great, the Spaniard has amassed generational wealth too. The love of the game? His F1 sabbatical may have been fulfilling, having been able ... Keep readingAutosportRead →Wed 22 Jul · 15:28 UTCIn this story
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