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Lance Stroll's position as an Aston Martin driver always seems secure, given his father Lawrence owns the team, but there has been some speculation of late over whether he wants to continue in F1

Fernando Alonso last week signed a new Aston Martin contract which will likely see the Spaniard end his F1 racing career with the Silverstone-based outfit - though not any time soon

Reports last week suggested Aston Martin's billionaire owner Lawrence Stroll had made an obscene offer to Red Bull F1 car design legend Adrian Newey to convince him to move

Fernando Alonso was given a 20-second post-race penalty after the Australian Grand Prix after the stewards decided his driving was "potentially dangerous" and contributed to George Russell's crash

Fernando Alonso turns 43 later this year but may yet choose to extend his Formula 1 career, but it remains to be seen whether that will be with Aston Martin or another team

Lewis Hamilton has raced in F1 since 2007 and has come up against some fearsome rivals in that time, but one in particular left an impression on the Mercedes driver

Aston Martin were much improved in 2023 as Fernando Alonso added eight podiums to his impressive career total, but their power waned disappointingly as the season went on

Double world champion Fernando Alonso is 42 years old but still going strong in Formula 1 at Aston Martin, with whom he currently has a contract until the end of the 2024 season

Lance Stroll is in the midst of a rotten run of form for Aston Martin, while his Formula 1 future has been questioned amid suggestions his desire to continue racing has faded

Lance Stroll was criticised over the Qatar Grand Prix weekend by F1 journalists, pundits and fans alike for shoving an Aston Martin colleague in frustration over his qualifying performance

Alonso fumed about his Aston Martin car over the radio throughout last Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix, prompting team boss Mike Krack to answer questions over his happiness at the team

Aston Martin are reflecting on the first half of the 2023 season, which promised so much after a lightning start, but their momentum has tailed off in recent weeks

Krack's Aston Martin side began the season as the second strongest team behind runaway leader Red Bull, but appear to have stagnated while their rivals have improved

Alonso began the season with six podiums from the first eight races, but his Aston Martin team's competitiveness has waned and the Spaniard has been off the pace as a result

Aston Martin were outperforming Mercedes in the early rounds of the season with Fernando Alonso leading the charge, but Lewis Hamilton and George Russell flipped the script in Barcelona

Mercedes and Ferrari would have expected to be the closest rivals to defending champions Red Bull this year, but Aston Martin made huge strides over the winter to enter the conversation

Aston Martin have made up a remarkable amount of ground to be disrupting the status quo of the usual 'big three' in F1, but admit reeling in Red Bull will be a bridge too far

Six F1 Sprint events will take place this year with the first coming at the end of April in Azerbaijan, which Red Bull chief Horner thinks is a recipe for disaster

If the estimates of many top F1 reporters and pundits are to be believed, then Fernando Alonso might be in a faster car than his old rival Hamilton at the start of the new season