Alonso discusses F1 future amid Aston Martin updates ahead of GP
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 11:03 AM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Fernando Alonso confirmed he will not change teams at the Hungarian Grand Prix and expressed his intention to stay in Formula 1 if the current regulations provide the adrenaline he seeks. He acknowledged that Aston Martin's performance is improving with major updates to their car and a new Honda power unit expected at Zandvoort. Alonso expressed confidence in the team's potential but indicated that his decision about continuing in F1 depends on the excitement of driving under current conditions. He plans to finalize his future during the summer break.
- •Alonso confirms he will not change teams at the Hungarian GP.
- •Aston Martin introduces a significant update package for their car.
- •Honda's new power unit will debut at Zandvoort.
- •Alonso will assess his future during the summer break.
- •He seeks more adrenaline from current F1 cars and regulations.
- 11:03 AMYahoo Sports — Alonso reveals the key question behind his F1 future: 'That's what I need to answer'
"Fernando Alonso has confirmed that he will definitely not change teams at the Hungarian Grand Prix. He added that he will continue in Formula 1 if the current cars and regulations can still give him the adrenaline he needs.
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