168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fernando Alonso has made it clear that he’s prepared to “look elsewhere” if he’s not able to find an agreement with Aston Martin for the 2025 F1 season.

Alonso is one of 12 drivers on the grid who is out of contract at the end of th🍨✃e year.

With a seat at Mercedes and uncertainty around Red Bull’s two drivers, Alonso co🐲uld be an attractive optionꩵ.

Even at 42, Alonso remains one of F1’s top performers and would be a great fit for Mercedes should they want a proven, world class replacement for 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton.

Alonso remains hungry t🐬o add another race victory or even title to his impressive CV despite a lack of major success in the last decade.

Speaking ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, Alonso was asked if he was joining Red Bull next season.

“Nothing to ๊comment because everything I say now is just a guess and ♊rumours,” he said. “I prefer not to comment.”

Talk surrou🐽nding Alonso’s future has been a hot topic in the early races as the Spaniard cast do🍰ubt on it in Bahrain.

Alonso suggested that he might consider retirement within the opening few rounds if he realises that he no longer has the motivaꦏti🔜on to give 100 per cent to the sport.

“I think it’s going to be before summer,” he added. "At the launch of th♛e car I said after a few races and now I see that every race I have been asked the same questions.

“If I say summer, maybe I have a few races without any questions. I think it’s the same thing I have been saying. I need to deꦯc﷽ide first how I feel. After that, I will see what possibilities are out there.

“My priority is to speak with Aston first, to speak with them as they gave me the opportunity two years ago. That’s t🥃he minimum I will do. If we feel that we’re happy with each other that will be an easy choice. If we don’t agree first then I will look elsewhere.”