Aston Martin is counting on Alonso to pull off a surprise in Madrid: “With the walls so close, the driver makes the difference”
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Aston Martin approaches the upcoming race in Madrid seeking to rebound from recent disappointments, including retirements at Monza and lingering questions surrounding Honda's engine performance. The team views the new Madrid circuit as a prime opportunity to spring a surprise, with team figures emphasizing that the proximity of the track's walls places a premium on driver skill.
Meanwhile, Formula 1 driver Fernando Alonso addressed questions regarding his career trajectory, stating that he will not reveal his plans for 2027 anytime soon because there is no immediate urgency. Alonso reiterated his commitment to the team, affirming that he will contribute fully regardless of whether he is behind the steering wheel or occupying another role in the future.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Fernando Alonso's delayed announcement regarding his 2027 future.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (2)Highlights Aston Martin's expectations for the Madrid circuit and engine concerns.