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Alonso Eyes Third F1 World Championship with Aston Martin: “It Would Be a Huge Highlight”

Carl Smith by Carl Smith
August 17, 2024
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Alonso Eyes Third F1 World Championship with Aston Martin: “It Would Be a Huge Highlight”

 

Fernando Alonso Sets Sights on Third F1 Title with Aston Martin, Reflects on His Enduring Drive at Age 43

Fernando Alonso, the two-time Formula 1 world champion, has been dazzling fans and rivals alike since his debut in 2001. Now 43 years old and still racing with the speed and tenacity that defined his early career, Alonso is far from slowing down. With a contract at Aston Martin that extends until 2026, the Spaniard has made it clear that his ultimate goal remains the same: to clinch a third F1 world championship.

Alonso, who has competed in an astounding 391 Grand Prix races, recently shared his thoughts on the future, expressing his determination to add another title to his already illustrious career. He believes that winning the championship with Aston Martin, a team owned by Lawrence Stroll, would be a significant achievement and a major highlight in his storied career.

Since joining Aston Martin in 2022, Alonso has maintained a positive outlook, fueled by the team’s relentless efforts behind the scenes at their Silverstone factory. He has been impressed by the progress and the commitment shown by Stroll and the entire Aston Martin team, which has only strengthened his belief that a third title is within reach.

Reflecting on his motivation to continue racing well into his 40s, Alonso attributes his longevity to an unwavering drive to improve with each passing day. This relentless pursuit of excellence has kept him competitive at the highest level, even as younger drivers continue to enter the sport.

Alonso capped off the 2023 F1 season with a well-earned fourth place in the drivers’ standings, demonstrating that he remains a formidable force on the track. Although the 2024 season has presented challenges for Alonso and Aston Martin, he remains optimistic about turning things around in the second half of the season. The first opportunity to do so will come at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort, where Alonso secured a brilliant second-place finish last year.

As Alonso continues to push the limits of what’s possible in F1, his sights are firmly set on achieving the pinnacle of success once more, this time with Aston Martin.

Photo from Fernando Alonso Instagram

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