Alonso cannot leave F1 while uncompetitive - FIA boss
Summary
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem said it would be wrong for Fernando Alonso, a two-time Formula 1 world champion, to leave the sport while driving an uncompetitive car. Alonso’s contract with Aston Martin ends this season, and he has not decided if he will stay in F1. The FIA is working with Aston Martin and engine partner Honda to improve the car’s performance.Key Facts
- Fernando Alonso is 45 years old and a two-time Formula 1 world champion.
- Alonso’s contract with Aston Martin finishes at the end of 2024.
- Aston Martin is currently 10th in the championship with a car that is not very competitive.
- Honda, Aston Martin’s engine partner, has the weakest power unit in the F1 grid.
- FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem wants Alonso to leave F1 only when he is successful, not because of poor performance.
- The FIA is giving Aston Martin chances to improve their engine through a development system called Aduo.
- Ben Sulayem intends to talk with Alonso about what improvements he wants for the car.
- The FIA spokesperson clarified that Ben Sulayem’s comments show passion for drivers but did not indicate overreach of his official role.
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