Fernando Alonso of Spain driving the (14) Aston Martin F1 Team AMR26 Honda on track during the 2026 F1 Singapore GP at Marina Bay Street Circuit.
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Alonso believes his car did not know where it was on track after VSC at 2026 F1 Singapore GP

Following a difficult weekend at the 2026 F1 Singapore GP, Fernando Alonso pointed out his concerns regarding the reliability and performance of his Aston Martin‘s power unit. The two-time world champion struggled throughout the night at Marina Bay Street Circuit, ultimately crossing the finish line down in 16th place, while his teammate Lance Stroll endured…

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2026 F1 drivers have shared their thoughts on the software glitch and formation-lap fiasco following a chaotic rain-affected race in Malaysia
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F1 drivers express frustration over loss of power on formation lap and software glitch in 2026 Malaysia race

With multiple cars experiencing power loss on the formation lap, F1 drivers shared their thoughts on the unprecedented software glitch and how the rain impacted the behaviour of the 2026 cars following a chaotic race in Malaysia on Sunday.  As the teams and the drivers geared up for the first rain-affected race under the new…

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Fernando Alonso explains his decision to stay at Aston Martin for 2027 F1 season.
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Alonso on “very straightforward” decision to continue F1 career

Prior to the 2026 F1 Malaysia weekend, Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso spoke on Thursday in a print media session about continuing in the sport into 2027. Next year will be his fifth season in the green colours. Alonso’s extension talks were “brief” and “straightforward” Alonso recently signed an extension with the team along with his…

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Alonso & Stroll break down Aston Martin's persistent issues after yet another disappointing weekend at the 2026 F1 Azerbaijan GP after a double DNF
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Aston Martin duo on persisting challenges after double DNF at 2026 F1 Azerbaijan GP

Aston Martin’s season continues to go from bad to worse, and Baku was ultimately another representation of that shift; the 2026 F1 Azerbaijan GP marked another disappointing weekend for Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso — both drivers with a DNF. For Stroll, this marks his fourth retirement in a row, leaving him as the only…

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Stroll and Alonso retained by Aston Martin for 2027 F1 season

Aston Martin has confirmed that Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso will remain as their drivers for the 2027 F1 season. Since the beginning of the 2023 season, the Spaniard and Canadian have been teammates. Alonso has utterly dominated Stroll across that period of time, proving he is still operating at a strong level. However, 2026…

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Aston Martin F1's Fernando Alonso weighs in on his future in the sport ahead of the 2026 Azerbaijan GP.
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Alonso urges F1 and FIA to learn from “good and bad” of 2026 races as future remains uncertain

As questions continue to surround Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso’s future in the sport, the two-time World Champion addressed several areas where he believes Formula 1 needs to improve. While the Spaniard is expected to remain with the team for another year, Aston Martin and Honda’s struggles, alongside his own views on the 2026 regulations, have…

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Ben Sulayem calls for action over Honda’s F1 struggles as Laurent Mekies, Toto Wolff and Honda respond to possible further support
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Ben Sulayem calls for action as Honda’s F1 struggles spark fresh debate

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s suggestion that Formula 1 (F1) could explore further ways to help Honda and Aston Martin improve their competitiveness has prompted responses from some of the sport’s leading figures. Ben Sulayem linked the situation directly to Fernando Alonso’s future, arguing that the two-time World Champion should not feel forced to leave…

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2026 F1 Spanish GP drivers Madring problems
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F1 drivers agree Madring needs changes for better racing after “boring” 2026 Spanish GP

F1 drivers and teams have called for changes to the Madring layout after the inaugural 2026 Spanish GP showed the circuit’s lack of overtaking opportunities. The 5.4km Madrid street circuit produced just four overtakes from lights out to the chequered flag. However, this came as little surprise, as drivers expected overtaking to be difficult ahead…

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Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso offer opposing verdicts on their incident on Lap 14 at the 2026 F1 Spanish GP that led to a 5-second time penalty for the Williams driver.
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Sainz and Alonso offer opposing views after incident at 2026 F1 Spanish GP

F1’s first outing at the highly anticipated Madring was bittersweet for many, with criticisms and questions looming about the track’s overall layout and overtaking potential for future races. However, for home heroes Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso, things took an untimely turn on Sunday at the 2026 Spanish GP after the two made contact on…

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