Fernando Alonso commitment to Formula 1 shines brightly as he extends his contract with Aston Martin until at least the end of 2026. Despite being 43 years old in July, Alonso new deal means he’ll continue racing in F1 until at least the age of 45, rewriting the sport’s rule book with his enduring passion. Alonso decision to race on reflects his deep love for driving, stating “I felt I love too much driving that I cannot stop at the moment.” His dedication to F1 is evident in his lifestyle where he trains and prepares solely for the sport.
Retirement never crossed his mind, emphasizing his unwavering commitment. On the performance front, Alonso track record speaks for itself. Last season, he was a standout performer securing multiple podiums despite fluctuations in Aston Martin overall performance. His remarkable drive in Brazil showcased his skill and determination, cementing his reputation as one of the sport’s elite drivers. Alonso decision to continue racing with Aston Martin was a natural one as the team offered him a long-term commitment and the support he desired.
Unlike his previous stint with Alpine, Alonso feels valued and supported by Aston Martin making the decision-making process straightforward. Despite conversations with other teams, Alonso felt most wanted at Aston Martin, where there was a clear desire to work together. The new contract represents the longest project he’s ever signed, demonstrating his dedication to the team and the sport. Looking ahead, Alonso remains focused on racing with no plans of slowing down anytime soon.
His determination to continue competing, coupled with Aston Martin competitiveness and growth as a team reaffirms his decision to stay in F1. Alonso excitement for the future is palpable as he sees his continued partnership with Aston Martin as just the beginning of their journey together. With mutual goals and achievements already attained, Alonso is eager to see what the future holds for himself and the team.
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