
The Asturian driver affirms that it could be the last time he competes on the Spanish circuit
Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin driver, has generated uncertainty about his continuity in Formula 1 after declaring that the Spanish Grand Prix could be his last participation in the national circuit due to the end of his contract this season.
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Fernando Alonso ends his contract with Aston Martin at the end of this season. The driver has competed between 23 and 24 Grands Prix in Spain throughout his career.
Just over an hour before the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix race, the Spanish driver Fernando Alonso spoke about his future before the official media of the competition and left the doubt by stating that it may be "the last time" that he races on this circuit.
"I don't know if it will be the last time I race in Spain, so let's take advantage," said the 45-year-old Spaniard, who ends his contract with Aston Martin at the end of this season and has not yet publicly said what his future will be.
"Racing once again in Spain... I think there have been 23 or 24 Grand Prix in Spain and I add one more to that unique emotion of racing in front of your people, of seeing all the support... Unfortunately we can give the result we want, but I thank you all," he further stated.
Fernando Alonso's future is unknown. The bad season aboard the Aston Martin is prolonging his decision, so this could be the only Spanish Grand Prix he competes in.

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