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Fernando Alonso reflects on Japan Grand Prix: we finally finished the race

Miguel Cunha by Miguel Cunha
March 29, 2026
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Fernando Alonso's Gritty Performance at the Japanese Grand Prix: “At Least We Finished the Race!”

In a race filled with hurdles, Fernando Alonso emerged from the Japanese Grand Prix with a sense of achievement, despite finishing in a disappointing 18th place. The Spanish driver’s performance was overshadowed by persistent struggles faced by his Aston Martin team, but his ability to cross the finish line signaled a small victory in what has been a tumultuous season.

The weekend was marred by clear limitations in the car's performance, leaving Alonso unable to challenge for meaningful positions on the track. His struggles highlighted the daunting reality that Aston Martin still has a long road ahead in terms of competitiveness and reliability, remaining far behind their nearest rivals.

Alonso's race was devoid of standout moments, characterized instead by a focus on gathering data and understanding the ongoing issues with the car. “At least we finished in front of the Japanese fans and tried to learn things,” he stated, reflecting on the importance of completing the race. This sentiment was particularly poignant following the team's failures in Australia and China, where they could not even finish, nor did they achieve substantial mileage in testing.

Despite the racing challenges, Alonso acknowledged a slight improvement in the car's vibrations, which had previously plagued his performance. “The vibrations were still there, maybe a bit less than in other races. It wasn't easy, but they were manageable enough to finish the race,” he explained, describing the event as a “calm, yet boring race” where the primary goal was data collection for the team.

Looking ahead, Alonso sees the upcoming pause in the racing calendar as a critical opportunity for Aston Martin. “It doesn’t change much. The work will remain the same; we need to find solutions. Maybe this break will help us avoid tough moments in the future,” he asserted, emphasizing the need for the team to focus on resolving the issues at hand.

As Alonso prepares to head home—balancing his responsibilities as both a driver and a new father—he remains hopeful. The message is clear: while the road ahead may be fraught with challenges, finishing the race was the first step in a long journey of improvement for the Aston Martin team. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see if this experience can translate into progress in the races to come.

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