Alonso’s SHOCKING Future Decision Changes EVERYTHING for Aston Martin!
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Aston Martin has been this season's surprise package and I don’t mean that as a compliment. Lance Stroll’s two points finishes have earnt the team ten points which sits them 7th in the constructors championship but for a squad with as much investment as Aston Martin have had, that is a bitterly disappointing result. For Fernando Alonso, it is just another painful season a long way from the end of the grid he would like to be fighting at. No one denies he still has the talent but is age finally coming for him? And does he still want to drive for back marker teams at 45 years old? Today I’ll check out the shocking things Fernando Alonso has just said about his future, why Aston Martin is having such a bad season, and why it might not be the end of the world for them, so don’t go anywhere.
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