Fernando Alonso, an extension at Aston Martin… and questions

The Spaniard and Aston Martin have announced the extension of their joint adventure. The double world champion has signed a new multi-year contract which will see him drive in F1 at least until he is 44. If the purpose is not very surprising, the timing reveals interesting keys to understanding the transfer window.

Published 16/04/2024 à 09:00

Jeremy Satis

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Fernando Alonso, an extension at Aston Martin… and questions

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When we recount the exploits of Fernando Alonso, it's better to be able to read between the punchlines of the phenomenon. If he is one of the most skilled in front of the microphones, and he never deviates from his hard-hitting style, Fernando Alonso often betrays himself despite everything. It must be said that Monsieur is as much a magician behind the wheel as he is an illusionist with words. His latest sleight of hand to date? Bahrain, during the pre-season tests, at the end of February. There, the Spaniard had assured that he had not yet decided what his future would be, waving the possibility of retirement at the end of the year. Obviously, no one believed it for a single moment

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Yves-Henri RANDIER

16/04/2024 at 05:16 a.m.

Knowing also that the intermittent Stroll Junior already occupies a seat via the only permanent contract on the grid, what other successful driver could have signed with Aston Martin Aramco?

Yves-Henri RANDIER

16/04/2024 at 05:14 a.m.

Renewal at Aston Martin which is not a surprise, especially since Lawrence Stroll's checkbook and especially that of Aramco are certainly among the most impressive on the board... and a driver's salary does not enter in the Budget Cap!!

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