A t an Aramco-organized event before the Spanish GP this weekend, Fernando Alonso took the time to speak with AS on his circuit of La Morgal, in a space full of karts, while several students tour the facilities and the museum.

Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso has dropped hints about his retirement, indicating that his second exit from Formula 1 will come "soon". Following his dreadful stint with McLaren, Alonso waved goodbye to F1 in 2018. The sabbatical was short-lived ...

Fernando Alonso admits he “couldn’t” walk away from F1 in his younger days, in response to Max Verstappen’s claims. Reigning Formula 1 champion Verstappen, aged 26, has repeatedly insisted he will walk away from the sport at a relatively young age. Alonso also quit F1 in 2018 but, after a two-year ‘retirement’, he was back.

Aston Martins Fernando Alonso was the surprise pace-setter in second practice due to mixed conditions in Montreal; watch Qualifying for the Canadian GP on Saturday at 9pm, with Sundays race at 7pm - l

Max Verstappen has named his all-time top five Formula 1 drivers but while Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna are generally a given on that list, Fernando Alonso has also been included. Almost 800 drivers have competed in Formula 1 since its first official event,

Ralf Schumacher is certain: the upcoming Grand Prix in Spain will be a piece of cake for Red Bull Racing and Max Verstappen. The characteristics of the track are such that, according to the German, 'the best concept' is going to win and,

Fernando Alonso went down memory lane and compared his early days in the sport with that of modern-day Formula 1.

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Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has raised questions following the announcement of Sergio Perez’s contract extension with Red Bull Racing, which sec

As a young boy, Max Verstappen often watched Fernando Alonso's racing with admiration. At the age of 17, the Dutchman entered Formula 1, but by then Alonso was already 33 years old. The (now) three-time world champion pays great compliments to the Spanish driver who became world champion in 2005 and 2006.

Three-time world champion Max Verstappen has been the subject of conversation lately regarding his future in Formula 1. Following the announcement that Sergio Perez will remain his team-mate until the end of 2026,