Fernando Alonso draws interest from mystery F1 team amid uncertain future
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 8:47 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
Fernando Alonso, currently with Aston Martin, is reportedly attracting interest from another Formula 1 team as discussions about his future intensify. At 44 years old, Alonso has just one year remaining on his contract, leaving him without a definite position after this season. The ongoing lack of competitiveness from Aston Martin raises questions about Alonso's continuation in F1. Alonso is said to be contemplating his future as the team prepares for significant car upgrades this summer. Speculation includes a potential move to Cadillac or a return to Alpine as he evaluates his options.
- •Alonso has one year left on his Aston Martin contract.
- •Aston Martin plans major upgrades for their car this summer.
- •Alonso's performance has been hindered by uncompetitive machinery.
- •Potential interest may come from Cadillac or Alpine.
- •Alonso's future in F1 remains uncertain amid retirement speculation.
- 8:47 PMYahoo Sports — Mystery F1 Team Interested in Fernando Alonso Amid Retirement Rumors
"Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso is reportedly the subject of interest from another team in F1, though there is still much left to be decided.
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