At least three more years of Fernando Alonso in F1? Sign us up please. F1
Fernando Alonso thinks he “definitely” has “another two or three years” at the top of motorsport, if he feels he can still give his best performances.
“At my age, I have to approach many things differently. The training, the travelling, the events in between. Even though he has already left Formula 1 before, he said he has never considered quitting racing completely, given how much motorsport means to him.
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