Aston Martin awaiting Fernando Alonso's decision on F1 future
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Aston Martin is respecting Fernando Alonso's request for time to decide on his future in F1. The team intends to keep Alonso for the 2027 season, as discussions have been ongoing for several months. Aston Martin's Mike Krack stated that while they wish to continue with Alonso, they are prepared to wait for his decision. Alonso was expected to announce his choice by the summer break, but that timeline has since passed. The team insists it is not looking elsewhere while also acknowledging discussions with Esteban Ocon, a current Haas driver.
- •Aston Martin respects Alonso's time for decision-making.
- •Alonso expected to confirm his future in coming weeks.
- •Team engaged in discussions with Alonso for months.
- •Esteban Ocon is a potential alternative option.
- •Alonso will be 46 years old by the 2027 season.
- 6:00 PMYahoo Sports — Aston Martin Respects Request from Alonso to Give Time to Decide His F1 Future
"Aston Martin will wait for the decision of Fernando Alonso and respect his time, with the idea to continue with the Spaniard for F1 2027 season. The driver signings everywhere else is coming thick and fast. The last few weeks…
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