All news on the topic: Fernando Alonso

Hamilton was beaten by Mercedes team-mate George Russell last season while the Silver Arrows are again uncompetitive in the title race this year, leaving the Brit frustrated

Alonso turns 42 later this season but is enjoying a remarkable career renaissance with the high-flying Aston Martin team, and the Spaniard is showing few signs of slowing down

For the first time in 2023 the F1 Sprint returns for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend and, with double the number of Sprints set to take place this year, it remains a divisive subject

Verstappen is only 25 and looks well placed to smash a swathe of Formula 1 records in the future – but the Dutchman might not stick around in the sport long enough to do so

Carlos Sainz dropped out of the points places at the Australian GP thanks to a penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso, against which Ferrari launched an official protest

Aston Martin have made up a remarkable amount of ground to be disrupting the status quo of the usual 'big three' in F1, but admit reeling in Red Bull will be a bridge too far

Not only is Alonso impressing as an F1 race this season, back in regular podium contention at the age of 41, but the Spaniard has also been showing his class off the track

Sainz was given a penalty for colliding with Fernando Alonso which knocked him out of the points in Melbourne, and was so upset that he shed a few tears in his Ferrari

As the two oldest and most experienced drivers on the F1 grid with nine titles between them, there are few better people for the younger racers to learn from than Alonso and Hamilton

Aston Martin owner Lawrence Stroll is known for his fierce ambition and, despite the pleasing progress his team has made this season, the Canadian businessman wants more

Alonso is no stranger to having strained relationships with F1 rivals and, according to one prominent journalist, the Spaniard has had another recent falling-out

Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin have been on the right side of two huge FIA decisions in the last two races – something which has not gone unnoticed by Sky Sports reporter Kravitz

Alpine avoided having to replace Gasly for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as the Frenchman escaped without receiving the penalty points which would mean he has to miss a race

Max Verstappen started the Australian GP on pole with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton in his mirrors, while Fernando Alonso was also lurking in hope of an opportunity

Five different cars went off the track in the final few laps of the Australian Grand Prix as the race was restarted, prompting carnage as they all went into the first few corners

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were thrilled with their results in a good qualifying session for Mercedes, which prompted a snarky comment from Fernando Alonso as he faced the TV cameras

Alonso and Hamilton as team-mates was a recipe for disaster in the one year they spent together at McLaren, but the Spaniard would like to give it another go before he retires from F1

Hamilton qualified third in Australia behind only pole-sitter Verstappen and Mercedes team-mate George Russell, and the Brit was thrilled with that result as he spoke after the session

Red Bull racers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez were hoping to make it three poles in a row between them, but Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were among those lying in wait as the rainclouds gathered in Melbourne

Hamilton recently said that Red Bull's RB19 is the fastest F1 car he has ever seen, but fellow veteran Alonso thinks the Brit has forgotten about some of his old Mercedes machines

Verstappen topped the timesheets in FP1 with Hamilton second while Fernando Alonso went fastest in the rain-soaked second session of the day in Melbourne on Friday

Fernando Alonso is as famous in the F1 paddock for his devilish sense of humour as he is for his racing skills, and he lived up to his billing after the result of the Jeddah race was finally decided

Formula 1 racers are often stereotyped as being extremely selfish, particularly in their younger days, but George Russell showed nothing but class as controversy unfolded around him in Jeddah

Red Bull's dominance and the possible lack of a title race may turn off some F1 viewers, but far more will be alienated if the sport's name becomes synonymous with shoddy governance

Alonso was stripped of third place after the race accused of not serving a penalty properly but, after a review, the decision has been overturned and he is classified about George Russell again