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Fernando Alonso turns 43 later this year but may yet choose to extend his Formula 1 career, but it remains to be seen whether that will be with Aston Martin or another team

Fernando Alonso scored eight podiums for Aston Martin last year but could not get the better of Max Verstappen, though a former Red Bull weapon is now working against the F1 champions

Formula 1 global partner Saudi Aramco has been promoting its efforts to produce more sustainable fuels, but environmental campaigners believe their efforts amount to greenwashing

Fernando Alonso has delivered his opinion on Formula One's current pre-season testing format as drivers prepare to start a three-day preparation period on Wednesday

Three-quarters of the F1 grid are out of contract at the end of the 2024 season with eight of the 10 teams needing to make decisions over the future of their driver line-ups

Fernando Alonso will turn 43 this year but is still going strong in F1, off the back of eight podiums last year in his first season with Aston Martin and his best championship finish in a decade

The 2023 F1 season saw Max Verstappen and Red Bull cement their places at the front of the grid, Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes toil away for little notable reward and Fernando Alonso prove there is life in the sport's old dog yet

Aston Martin were much improved in 2023 as Fernando Alonso added eight podiums to his impressive career total, but their power waned disappointingly as the season went on

From Red Bull's Max Verstappen-fuelled title rampage to Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes' labours all the way back to bottom-feeders Haas, Mirror Sport gives a final verdict on the 2023 F1 season

F1 rivals Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso have plenty of history, dating back to their ugly title fight in the 2007 season when they were team-mates at McLaren

Lewis Hamilton accused old rival Fernando Alonso of brake testing him during the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with the Aston Martin investigated by the stewards over the incident

Max Verstappen was on Abu Dhabi Grand Prix pole and sped off into the distance as usual, but the real fight was between Mercedes and Ferrari with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton's tasks clear

Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz failed to make it through to Q3, giving Max Verstappen fewer rivals for pole although the likes of Lando Norris, George Russell and Charles Leclerc were still threatening

Double world champion Fernando Alonso is 42 years old but still going strong in Formula 1 at Aston Martin, with whom he currently has a contract until the end of the 2024 season

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen will have less track time than usual at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Mercedes, Red Bull and most other F1 teams make changes for FP1

The Sauber F1 team will no longer be branded Alfa Romeo after this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, while two other teams also have a name change looming for the 2024 season

The Las Vegas Grand Prix produced an exciting race for fans to watch but Fernando Alonso was among the drivers who didn't have much fun out on the track themselves

An early punishment for Max Verstappen after an illegal overtake on Charles Leclerc set up a tense strategy battle at the Las Vegas Grand Prix with Red Bull not as dominant as usual

Tipping Max Verstappen for pole position is never a gamble but Ferrari also looked a good bet for qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while Lewis Hamilton hoped to upset the odds

Fernando Alonso is 42 years old and closing in on the end of his first season with Aston Martin, which began brilliantly but strong results have become more difficult to come by in recent months

Haas have protested the result of last month's United States Grand Prix, alleging that several drivers may have got away with exceeding track limits on too many occasions

Brazilian Grand Prix race reports led with Lando Norris challenging winner Max Verstappen and the glorious battle for third between Fernando Alonso and Sergio Perez, but there were plenty of other stories which didn't get the limelight

Sergio Perez and Fernando Alonso gave everything to beat each other to third place on the last lap of the Brazilian Grand Prix, culminating in a sprint to the finish line

Charles Leclerc didn't even start a chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix after crashing on the formation lap, leaving Max Verstappen alone on the front row to fight for the win with only Lando Norris for company

Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon crashed in the first session of Sprint qualifying in Brazil, with the duo blaming each other for the incident which scuppered their chances in the race