Could Fernando Alonso be set to ditch Aston Martin after only one season for Crimson Bull in a mouth-watering partnership with three-time world champion Max Verstappen?
The British racing workforce started the 2023 F1 season phenomenally by recording six podiums in eight races however they’ve now since fallen to this point off the tempo that they had been operating nearly lifeless final at phases of the Mexico Metropolis Grand Prix.
It has prompted a rumor that he might be set to change colors to the darkish blue of Crimson Bull Racing, whom have gained 18 of the 19 rounds on this season’s championship and presently lead the constructors’ championship by 360 factors – nearly as many factors as Mercedes in second even have.
The reported driver switch would see Sergio Perez head in the wrong way to the workforce that he raced for between 2014-2020 following an underwhelming season throughout which he might not even end second in a drivers standings that his teammate is 251 factors clear on the prime of.
Nonetheless, to make it occur each drivers would wish to get out of the contracts they’re certain to for 2024. While Crimson Bull would seemingly let Checo Perez depart to accumulate a expertise of Alonso‘s calibre, Aston Martin is probably not keen to let their prized possession depart.
It is maybe one thing {that a} famend F1 journalist known as Albert Fabrega alluded to on X, previously Twitter, when he posted, “I do not need to consider the rumor I have been informed now within the paddock. No.”
Is Lawrence Stroll about to promote Aston Martin?
The large boss of the F1 workforce has reportedly had sufficient of Aston Martin’s and his son’s downturns in kind, with Lance Stroll eleventh within the standings with simply 53 factors.
While their inventory is excessive following a profitable season, Lawrence Stroll may be set to money in and depart the game after threatening to promote up. The reported consumers are stated to be Honda, who will be part of as an influence unit provider in 2026, and the Saudi government-backed Aramco oil magnet.
