Fernando Alonso is honest about his future: “I don’t want to compromise on them.”

Fernando Alonso Her future margarita appears to be ongoing. Oviedo has signed a contract with Aston Martin until 2026, and his 43 years is one of the questions he has to face most is usually about his future in the “circus.” The statement collected by the Championship’s official website gave them a brushstroke on how they face their future with the F-1, and how committed they are to the Aston Martin Project uploaded in 2023.

On Saudi Arabia’s Grand Prix weekend, they questioned how much he imagined he would compete, and Bikampeon Astor proposed that he make a decision after the season.

“I’m not 50, but I don’t know,” Alonso said of the age where he can continue to compete. “So we kept the possibilities open. He definitely wanted to run this year. He also wanted to experience the regulations change, and the 2026 regulations and the arrival of Honda team.”

“And then Adrian’s surprise. [Newey] He joined the team a few months later. There was something that drew me last year when we sat together to negotiate a contract. But after 2026 I don’t know. I go every season. It warned Asturian, who conquered eight podiums between Sakir and Interlagos in 2023.

“I’m very motivated now, but I can’t guarantee that for three or four years and compromise the team. So we said, let’s do it until the end of 2026. From then on, I think I’ve had an incredible relationship with Lawrence (stroll) and Lance (stroll).”

“We can sit down and talk honestly and see what’s best for the team. I can always help the team with what they need. If it’s behind the wheel, we’ll consider it and extend the contract if they feel motivated.

The Aston Martin Project has decided to fill the Asturians and not compete for the team, but will continue in some way.

“I’m fast and competitive and pilot while the team needs me on the wheel. But my contract is much longer than my sports career, so I’ll continue in another role with this team for many years.

Recently, Aston Martin struggled to recreate the solid start he had when Alonso conquered eight podiums in 2023. Despite this, he is Inisiste Fernando, who continues to enjoy the process of helping his team grow.

“When I left Alpine, I thought I wouldn’t be fighting for the World Championship there. They might do that in the future, but maybe not in the short term. And I don’t have a long-term future. I won’t run forever. So during my sports career I thought Aston Martin was a better place.

“I was enjoying 2023. It was competitive. Now we enjoy the process of finding ourselves and the building of our future team. Sometimes we say we’re not the current team.