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Few changes – if any – to the 2024 F1 grid are expected with most drivers tied down to contracts, but Sky Sports pundit Rosberg thinks Aston Martin could be forced into a change

AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda, in his third F1 season, earned plenty of admirers earlier this year with his consistent performances despite having an uncompetitive race car

Carlos Sainz started on pole as Ferrari dreamed of a famous Monza win which would finally end both Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team's respective winning streaks

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole position as always, but Ferrari were hopeful of a very popular result at their home race after Carlos Sainz showed great pace in practice

Alonso, 42, knows a thing or two about what it takes to be the best driver in F1 and, even though Verstappen is dominating the sport, he feels Hamilton still has the edge

Aston Martin chief Mike Krack currently leads a Formula 1 driver line-up consisting of double world champion Fernando Alonso, 42, and 24-year-old racer Lance Stroll

Verstappen has won 11 out of 13 races so far this season and is on course to secure his third F1 title in record fashion, earlier than any other racer ever before

Tsunoda, in his third season with AlphaTauri, has shown greater maturity and consistency this season despite having a car incapable of regularly challenging for the points

Aston Martin are reflecting on the first half of the 2023 season, which promised so much after a lightning start, but their momentum has tailed off in recent weeks

Alonso has given his verdict on Red Bull's unstoppable title charger Verstappen, in the same interview in which he directed his wrath at former Alpine chief Szafnauer

Krack's Aston Martin side began the season as the second strongest team behind runaway leader Red Bull, but appear to have stagnated while their rivals have improved

As Sky Sports' lead commentator for many years, Croft has spent more time in the F1 paddock than most and explained why he gets the feeling one driver might quit

Alonso drove under Szafnauer at Alpine last season, but announced his intention to leave mid-way through the campaign having grown impatient over the lack of a contract offer

Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Perez and Charles Leclerc were among those who started ahead of Verstappen at Spa-Francorchamps, but none had a prayer of stopping Verstappen

Aston Martin racer Alonso turned 42 on Saturday but had little other reason to smile on a horrible day for his team which yielded one crash for each of their drivers and zero points between them

The first four racing laps of the Sprint took place behind the safety car after heavy rain at Spa-Francorchamps, followed by a rolling start with Max Verstappen leading the pack

Aston Martin were the first team to gamble on slick tyres on a drying track in the Sprint Shootout on Saturday, but the lack of grip sent Stroll smashing into a barrier

Max Verstappen knew his best Belgian Grand Prix starting position would be sixth, having taken an extra gearbox which came with a five-place grid penalty for the championship leader

Alonso began the season with six podiums from the first eight races, but his Aston Martin team's competitiveness has waned and the Spaniard has been off the pace as a result

Alonso and Stroll both finished in the top 10 in Hungary, but shared just three points between them as Aston Martin's performance decline relative to their F1 rivals continues

Lewis Hamilton's pole position lap on Saturday set up the prospect of a mouth-watering battle with Max Verstappen, but a horrible start opened the door for Red Bull to secure a record 12th-consecutive F1 victory

Alonso's old F1 rival Hamilton sensationally got the better of Verstappen in qualifying on Saturday, but the Spaniard is not impressed at the factor he believes has caused this outcome

Max Verstappen was seeking a sixth-straight pole position in his upgraded Red Bull, but Lewis Hamilton had every reason to believe after going quickest in final practice

Aston Martin may have gone off the boil in recent weeks, but the evergreen Alonso expects to be right back in podium contention at one of his favourite F1 venues

Alonso was the talk of the paddock in the early rounds of this F1 season thanks to stellar results from the Spaniard and his Aston Martin team, though things have become more tricky in recent weeks