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Alonso signs multi-year F1 deal to remain with Aston Martin

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Alonso explains how he sees ‘different approach’ at Aston Martin F1 for 2024

Fernando Alonso (ESP) Aston Martin F1 Team in the FIA Press Conference. 28.02.2024. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 1, Bahrain Grand Prix, Sakhir, Bahrain, Preparation Day.

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Aston Martin has announced that Fernando Alonso has committed his future to the team in Formula 1 with the signing of a new multi-year contract through 2026.

Alonso’s switch to Aston Martin from Alpine last season coincided with it emerging as a front-running fixture as he bagged eight podium finishes in his debut season.

But amid the Silverstone-based squad’s regression in the order to fifth in the Constructors’ Championship, the Spaniard had admitted he was contemplating his future.

Alonso, who has not won an F1 race since 2013, had been linked with a switch to either Red Bull or Mercedes, who is seeking to replace the Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton.

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However, Aston Martin has dispelled recent speculation with the confirmation that Alonso will continue with the team as it embarks on a new era with Honda in 2026.

The Spaniard penned a short statement put out across Aston Martin media, simply writing: “I am here to stay.”

“Securing Fernando’s long-term future with Aston Martin Aramco is fantastic news,” said Team Principal Mike Krack.

“We have built a strong working relationship over the last 18 months and we share the same determination to see this project succeed.

“We have been in constant dialogue over the last few months and Fernando has been true to his word: when he decided he wanted to continue racing, he talked to us first. Fernando has shown he believes in us, and we believe in him.

“Fernando is hungry for success, driving better than ever, is fitter than ever, and is completely dedicated to making Aston Martin Aramco a competitive force.

“This multi-year agreement with Fernando takes us into 2026 when we begin our works power unit partnership with Honda.

“We look forward to creating more incredible memories and achieving further success together.”

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