Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso has unveiled that he is aiming to make a decision over his Formula 1 future by the end of summer as he takes all of his options into consideration.The Spanish driver has faced a haunting opening three rounds to

Fernando Alonso doubts changes made to Formula 1's controversial regulations ahead of this weekend's Miami Grand Prix will have a meaningful impact, saying the current power units will always reward driving beneath the potential of the car in corners.

Fernando Alonso has set a deadline on his F1 future by which point he needs to decide whether he wants to continue next season. The two-time F1 world champion is in the final year of his existing deal and has set a summer deadline when it comes to his future.

Formula 1 treats ageing drivers as romantic anomalies, but the evidence suggests the sport has been misreading what ends careers all along

Fernando Alonso intends to race in Formula 1 beyond the end of this season after saying he does not yet feel ready to retire.

Fernando Alonso has raced in F1 since 2001 and recently opened up on how 'difficult' the decision to retire will be for him. At the age of 44, Alonso is the longest-serving Formula 1 driver, starting 428 races in a career that has spanned nearly three decades.

Fernando Alonso is no stranger to WEC machinery.

With Aston Martin building towards a competitive F1 car and Fernando Alonso in the other garage, the question mark over Lance Stroll has never mattered more

Zak Brown has admitted McLaren’s failure to qualify Fernando Alonso for the Indianapolis 500 was one of the lowest points of his career