Fernando Alonso

The world champion clocked a fastest lap of 1min 33.660sec to cap a perfect day

42-year-old Spaniard suggests he could be target to replace Hamilton at Mercedes

The Briton took his first podium of the year albeit second to Verstappen but ahead of Alonso

Aston Martin's driver drives faster than Ferrari’s Leclerc; Verstappen third

Veteran driver cautious about whether Aston Martin can maintain their early form

‘We got some great points as a team today,’ says the Briton as he praises teammate Russell 

Spaniard says it was ‘poor show’ from FIA after he was given post-race penalty

Spaniard says team had made a good start, but Friday form isn’t reliable indicator

Veteran driver storms to 99th podium finish of his career to grab third place at Bahrain Grand Prix

Team boss says driver has ‘speed, hunger, motivation’ to help Formula One team

Five talking points as world championship heads into annual summer holiday shutdown

Veteran Spanish F1 driver joins Aston Martin on multi-year contract from 2023

Mercedes driver calls Spaniard toughest and fastest rival he has faced in his Formula One career

Twice F1 world champion says ending ‘porpoising’ problems won’t be easy

40-year-old double world champion says he isn’t feeling pressure to step aside for a younger driver

Double world champion says their new car ‘looks fantastic’ with new regulations in place in 2022

The double world champion had surgery on his broken jaw after he was involved in a cycling accident last month

The Spaniard completed 105 laps, nearly two race distances, with a best time of one minute 36.333 seconds

Spaniard last raced for McLaren in 2018 and said he needed every kilometre before he returns to a Renault team

Victory in Indianapolis would make Spaniard only second driver in history to achieve feat

Spaniard has made no secret of his desire to return to the grid, with the French manufacturer having a vacancy

Spaniard, who won his two world titles with Renault in 2005 and 2006, quit F1 at the end of the 2018 season

Two-time Formula One world champion returns to the fabled US race after failing to qualify for the event last year

McLaren driver says it is time to move forward and face new challenges

Spaniard wants to go out on a high even if it means him leaving McLaren