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With Fernando Alonso confirmed to be racing for Aston Martin in 2025 and beyond on a new multi-year deal, what does this mean for the rest of the F1 grid? We

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The F1 driver market has got busier with Fernando Alonso's Aston Martin announcement. Drivers and teams might look to speed up negotiations to make their ideal deals in time. With over 10 seats

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Six driver market repercussions of Alonso's 2025 F1 choice. Apr 12, 2024. 8 min read. Fernando Alonso was Mercedes' plan B for 2025, but he was always Aston Martin's plan A - and now he's decided to repay that faith by halting his own push for a Red Bull seat and sticking with Aston Martin through 2025, 2026 and - in some capacity - well

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Apr 12, 2024. In what promises to be one of the most turbulent F1 driver markets in recent history, with more than half the grid on expiring contracts and Lewis Hamilton's shock move to Ferrari

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Fernando Alonso has placed the latest piece in the F1 driver market puzzle on the table with the announcement that he will be remaining in the sport with Aston Martin via a fresh long-term deal - and the Spaniard faced the world's media shortly after the news was communicated on Thursday to share all

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Aston Martin has announced Fernando Alonso is staying at the Formula 1 team on a fresh multi-year deal. On Thursday afternoon Aston Martin ended speculation about the two-time F1 world champion's

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Significantly, the new deal means Alonso will stay with Aston Martin into the all-new technical regulations for 2026, when Aston Martin will become a Honda works partner. It suggests Alonso's

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Share. 17 April 2024. 2025 Driver Market: What happens next? Silly season has begun. Now that Fernando Alonso has committed his future to Aston Martin, we look at all the various options available to teams to complete the 2025 F1 grid. Silly season has begun.

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Significantly, the new deal means Alonso will stay with Aston Martin into the all-new technical regulations for 2026, when Aston Martin will become a Honda works partner. It suggests Alonso's troubled past with the Japanese manufacturer during their McLaren days is water under the bridge. "This multi-year agreement with Fernando takes us into

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And how will this affect the rest of the driver market, now that another 2025 seat has been filled? Bryn Lucas is joined by Haydn Cobb to discuss this latest silly season news. 0:00 Alonso's New Deal. 1:04 2-Year Extension vs Multi-Year Deal. 2:22 Alonso's Passion to Race. 3:58 Fernando's Decision & Aston. 6:16 A Wider Look at Motorsport with Aston

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1:04 2-Year Extension vs Multi-Year Deal. 2:22 Alonso's Passion to Race. 3:58 Fernando's Decision & Aston. 6:16 A Wider Look at Motorsport with Aston. 7:48 Lance Stroll. 10:35 Alonso & Sainz. 11:

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Monday morning's news of Fernando Alonso signing for Aston Martin caught the Formula 1 world by surprise.. While he was an obvious candidate to replace Sebastian Vettel, on a list that included the likes of Mick Schumacher, Alex Albon, Nyck de Vries and supersub Nico Hülkenberg, few could have expected a deal to be concluded over the weekend and announced so soon.

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2. GPblog.com. The next step in the silly season has been taken: Fernando Alonso has signed a new, multi-year contract with Aston Martin. That means he will continue driving for the Silverstone-based Formula 1 team at least until he turns 45. Speaking to GPblog and others, Alonso explains why he has opted for a multi-year contract.

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Formula 1's driver market was historically quiet across the 2023-24 offseason with no changes between the end of last season and the start of this one. But the 2024-25 silly season has already

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Silly Season 🤯: What Alonso's Aston Martin Deal Means For The 2025 F1 Driver Market This is an AWFUL Idea... How Max REINVENTED Schumacher's Driving Style Th

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Aston Martin announced earlier this year that the two-time World Champion had signed a new multi-year contract with the team until at least the end of the F1 2026 season - by which time he will

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Hamilton is going to Ferrari. Alonso is staying with Aston Martin. Who's next?

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Aston Martin found a consistent place among F1's elite in 2023, but its future beyond that fruitful season seems to be in doubt. The team was led mostly by the efforts of a 42-year-old Fernando Alonso, who scored almost three-quarters of the team's total points in 2023 — courtesy of eight podium visits and ten further point scoring finishes.

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Significantly, the new deal means Alonso will stay with Aston Martin into the all-new technical regulations for 2026, when Aston Martin will become a Honda works partner. It suggests Alonso's troubled past with the Japanese manufacturer during their McLaren days is water under the bridge. "This multi-year agreement with Fernando takes us into

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Alonso had been regarded as a key player in the latest Formula 1 'silly season', as while Aston Martin were intent on signing him to a new contract, the two-time World Champion was also being

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That takes a key player out of what is expected to be a wild silly season ahead of 2025 with openings expected at several top teams. Alonso described committing to Aston Martin an "easy" decision.

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Fernando Alonso does not waste a word. Everything he says in public is considered and part of a wider strategy. So, when he was asked for his reaction to the news that Lewis Hamilton was joining Ferrari for 2025, he gave his response respectfully, but cleverly moved the conversation onto how the move makes him a significant factor in the driver market.

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Fernando Alonso is entering the final year of his Aston Martin contract and will have plenty of suitors when 'silly season' kicks into gear. By Harry Smith 09:04, Mon, Feb 26, 2024

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Lance Stroll signing a multi-year Formula 1 contract extension with Aston Martin is probably the least surprising bit of 2025 driver market news so far. But it's still a move with consequences - particularly considering the new deal will mean he races alongside Fernando Alonso when Aston Martin partners with Honda for F1's new rules in 2026.

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2025: Sergio Perez, Lance Stroll. Aston Martin would ideally want to keep Alonso, but with openings at both Mercedes and Red Bull is is not unexpected that the two-time world championship winner

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Breaking down Silly Season: 2025 Landing spots for Ferrari's Carlos Sainz is the cork in the bottle to several moves to come. ... is an outsider in the driver market, but Sauber's inability to