Fernando Alonso has officially started his Indy 500 odyssey. The most exciting story in motorsports kicked off properly on Monday, with the Spaniard completing the first official day of practice ...

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It’s official: Fernando Alonso will retire from Formula 1 racing after 17 years at the pinnacle of motorsport. The famous driver from Asturias, Spain, also won the 24 Hours of Le Mans earlier ...

Will Buxton of NBC spoke to SkySports about Alonso’s 2018 prospects, and he concluded that the there may be a seat at Andretti-Honda calling to Alonso, with 2017 Indy 500 winner Takuma Sato ...

F1 icon Juan Pablo Montoya has claimed that Mercedes ' involvement with Alpine could tempt Fernando Alonso away from Aston ...

Two-time Formula One champion Fernando Alonso will take part in the 2018-19 FIA World Endurance Championship Super Season — including two attempts at the 24 Hours of Le Mans — for Toyota.

Fernando Alonso’s exit from F1 is sad, but expected Alonso deserved better than his last few years of Formula One driving with McLaren, but hopefully he will find success wherever he drives next.

Current McLaren driver Fernando Alonso will end his career in Formula 1 after the current season, the double world champion confirmed Tuesday. “After 17 wonderful years in this amazing sport ...

McLaren’s Fernando Alonso will take time out from his pre-season schedule for the 2018 Formula 1 World Championship to race in the 2018 24 Hours of Daytona. Alonso will join Lando Norris and ...

Fernando Alonso regrets waiting until 2018 to make his first departure from Formula 1 and pursue challenges elsewhere. A two-time World Champion, Alonso was unable to add to his 2005 and 2006 ...

Fernando Alonso has had plenty of time to ponder his future over Formula One’s summer break, but as the 2017 season gets set to resume in Spa, decision day is fast approaching for the two-time ...

Fernando Alonso will stay at McLaren in 2018. The British team announced a continuation of their partnership ahead of the US Grand Prix weekend.