Overview
- Fernando Alonso, speaking in Miami on Thursday, said he will decide around the summer whether to keep racing in Formula 1.
- He said recent conversations with team owner Lawrence Stroll, including a dinner in Monaco, focused on the present rather than contracts.
- He voiced hope to continue next year but said he wants to leave the sport feeling fast rather than fading.
- He is weighing family input after becoming a father and is considering other programs such as the Dakar Rally, Le Mans endurance racing, and Daytona.
- He said Aston Martin’s car has struggled under the new hybrid rules this year and argued a second season of the current project could deliver a better 2027.