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Aston Martin Fears a Possible Goodbye From Fernando Alonso: "The Team Wants Me to Continue, but It Would Be a Pity and Dramatic to Lose Him"

The Luxembourg engineer Mike Krack, chief of track operations for Aston Martin, confessed this Friday that they are not "looking for any pilot" nor want to talk about "a plan B" in case the Spanish pilot Fernando Alonso leaves the team next year, something that would be "so dramatic" that he does not want to "do not think about it.""We trust that we can find a good solution for everyone, it is a question of waiting for Fernando Alonso to decide.…
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Formula 1 - Aston Martin F1 had neither the performance nor the reliability for this first Friday of driving, on the Madring. While due to lack of speed, (...)...

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Aston Martin doesn't want to say goodbye to Fernando Alonso from Formula 1. Mike Krack talks about a 'dramatic' scenario. Is there no plan B?

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Luxemburgian engineer Mike Krack, chief of track operations at Aston Martin, confessed this Friday that they are not "looking for any pilot" or want to talk about "a plan B" in case the Spanish driver Fernando Alonso leaves the team next year, something that would be so dramatic" that he does not want "not to think about it".

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Mike Krack, Director of Track Operations at Aston Martin F1 The Aston Martin Formula 1 team is still waiting for Fernando Alonso's decision: to continue one more season as a driver or to leave the category to undertake other challenges? Mike Krack does not want or consider that the latter can happen in 2027.It has been clear for a long time that Fernando Alonso would remain faithful to Aston Martin, rejecting any possibility of signing up for Al…

The Luxembourg engineer Mike Krack, chief of track operations for Aston Martin, confessed this Friday that they are not "looking for any pilot" nor want to talk about "a plan B" in case the Spanish pilot Fernando Alonso leaves the team next year, something that would be "so dramatic" that he does not want to "do not think about it.""We trust that we can find a good solution for everyone, it is a question of waiting for Fernando Alonso to decide.…

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COPE | Noticias y radio online broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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