#F1 #AstonMartinF1 #FernandoAlonso - Extraordinary by Design, presented by Velocity Black | Fernando Alonso and Pedro de la Rosa: Aston Martin Aramco Formula One™ Team

18 September 2026

What shapes a champion? In our latest episode of Extraordinary by Design, presented by Velocity Black, Pedro de la Rosa sits down with Fernando Alonso to discuss his earliest memories of speed, the mindset behind two World Championships, and the defining moments of his career so far. Stay tuned for the latest in behind-the-scenes and exclusive access from Fernando Alonso, Lance Stroll, Felipe Drugovich, Stoffel Vandoorne, Jessica Hawkins, Tina Hausmann, Pedro de la Rosa and staff from Aston Martin Racing Technology Campus.

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#F1 #formula1 #SpanishGP - Is Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso set to stay on F1’s grid in 2027? The Inside Line

16 September 2026

Madrid's Return | Mercedes | Audi | Spain Analysis Aston Martin is bound for a trio of triple-header flyaway races to end the season with its driver line-up yet to be confirmed, and Fernando Alonso stating news on his future in F1 is not expected soon. The two-time F1 World Champion has done it all across 23 seasons of F1, with his second home race this year in Madrid, a record 439th start - from which he’s amassed 32 wins, 22 poles and 26 fastest laps. Watch the video, and tell us what you think in the comments…

Formula 1 - Lewis Hamilton vs. Fernando Alonso

Anyone following my blog on Formula 1 should have picked up the body language between the two McLaren drivers and I was very interested to read after the British Grand Prix an article on Ron Dennis.

Dennis made sure that he praised double world champion Fernando Alonso, 14 points behind Hamilton in the championship and third in Saturday's qualifying, as much as the local hero.

Alonso, now outqualified for four races in a row by his precocious team mate, had looked every bit as downcast as his employer as reporters fired question after question at Hamilton.

"If I start eulogising about anybody, I would probably start with Fernando," said Dennis.

"He's a double world champion who really gets on with the job and is very focused and really has an intense desire to win. With Lewis it is easy to eulogise about his performance because he is new to Formula One. But I want to be balanced."

Personally I am getting a bit fed up with Lewis Hamilton been pushed down my throat by the media and maybe coming third today may have brought Lewis Hamilton down to reality. A great driver yes, but then so are the other top 3 contenders and maybe if BMW and Renault can find more speed and Toyota more reliability there could be a ten way battle, not forgetting Williams, Honda and Red Bull that are improving