
Alonso's F1 Comeback: Still Got It
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Fernando Alonso, the two-time Formula One champion, expresses his desire to continue racing past his Aston Martin contract. Despite his age, Alonso remains competitive, motivated, and skilled, as evidenced by his impressive qualifying performances and racecraft. If Aston Martin improves, Alonso could continue to dazzle on the track, proving that his prime-level skills havent faded.
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F1 News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Alonso's F1 Comeback: Still Got It. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 29th, Fernando Alonzo dropped some real talk at the Monaco Historic Event last weekend. The two-time champ, now 44 years old, says he wants to keep racing in Formula One, past his Aston Martin contract, which ends this season. He feels competitive, motivated, and happy behind the wheel, so he's not ready to hang it up just yet. The twist here is that Aston Martin's slow progress might actually keep him around longer. Alonzo is all about proving he can still snag Grand Prix wins and dominate the grid, showing his prime level skills aren't fading. Plenty of skeptics doubt a guy his age can match his world title days from 20 years back, but the numbers shut that down. He's crushed teammate Lance Stroll in qualifying, with advantages like 0.454% in 20, 23, way bigger than Sebastian Vettel's back in the day. Even against Esteban Okon at Alpine, he came out on top once adjusted for his comeback rest. Deeper stats highlight his edge, insane race craft, tire management, wheel-to-wheel battles, and strategic smarts from the cockpit.
Check his charge from 19th to 10th on the first lap in China, two races ago, that's vintage, Alonzo magic, fueled by his inless passion even, carting between Grand's Prix. If Aston Martin clicks soon, we might see more of this phenomenon lighting up the track before Father Time calls him out. F1 stays richer for it.
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