Fernando Alonso Diaz is a Spanish F1 driver who is currently racing for the Aston Martin team. Alonso, a two-time F1 champion, enjoyed spells with Renault, McLaren, Ferrari and Alpine in the past ...

Fernando Alonso is the most experienced driver in Formula 1. The two-time world champion has shared the grid with multiple legends, including Michael Schumacher. F1 Pundit Rob Smedley highlighted that ...

Fernando Alonso believes the new Aston Martin factory has given the team “probably the best facilities in the sport”, which makes them “very attractive” as a prospective employee or driver.

Fernando Alonso’s unyielding ambition to claim a third Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship remains undimmed, and Red Bull’s Paul Monaghan believes the Spanish icon still has the talent and temperament to ...

Alpine F1 team principal Oliver Oakes was full of praise for two-time F1 world champion Fernando Alonso's modesty and ... Those are big words, but expectations are high." The Silverstone-based ...

Max Verstappen has admitted that himself and Fernando Alonso "want to ... has been a magnet for big-name drivers in the past. And Alonso is no stranger to the Circuit de La Sarthe, boasting ...

Fernando Alonso has pointed out his key skill as a Formula 1 driver. The oldest driver on the F1 grid again, Alonso is 43 as the 2025 season gets ready to begin. He is still seeking the elusive ...

Le Mans 24 Hours legend Tom Kristensen has quipped that he might come out of retirement to race alongside Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso at the endurance event. It comes after Verstappen’s ...

So, are big foreheads about to become a sign of nobility and elegance again? If we are to believe the Lily-Rose Depp effect, the answer is a resounding yes. The world is becoming more inclusive ...

Fernando Alonso has ruled out Aston Martin being in a position to win races on merit in Formula 1 prior to the impending regulation change that is coming to the sport in 2026. Alonso’s two seasons ...

Fernando Alonso joined Ferrari at the start of the 2010 season after a disappointing second stint with Renault. Alonso had won two world titles at Enstone before his ill-fated 2007 switch to McLaren.