At almost 42 years old, there is a fear that runs through the body of the followers of Fernando Alonso: What would happen if the Asturian repeats with Aston Martin a season similar to the one he experienced in 2015 with McLaren-Honda… or even similar to what he suffered last season with Alpine?
In statements to ‘Motorsport’, in which the double world champion in Formula 1 affirms that he continues “because there is an opportunity”, Alonso answers this question.
Will he retire? Will he continue? It is clear that the first is not in the Oviedo dictionary: “I will continue whatever the results of the year because I know what I can give to the team”.
In fact, Fernando, who on other occasions has not ruled out continuing until 2026the year in which the new regulation will be implemented, the minimum ‘expiration date’ is set: “So, I don’t know, two to three years more for sure.
“I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t think we had at least a chance. I don’t know if it’s a 1% chance or a 10% chancebut I’m only continuing because I think we’ll have a chance”, settles the Asturian, who this Tuesday, February 7, will get back on the Aston Martin in about test in Jerez.
