US EditionAlonso: Top 10 Finishes 'Mandatory' for Aston
- Fernando Alonso broke his eight-race streak without scoring by securing ninth place in front of his home crowd during the 2025 F1 race in Spain.
- This streak followed a poor start to the season and Aston Martin's decline to ninth in the Constructors' Championship, close to Alpine and Sauber.
- Alonso faced issues with tire degradation and straight-line speed, expressing relief at scoring but urging the team to raise performance levels.
- Alonso stated, "top-10 finishes are now a must every weekend," highlighting the urgency for consistent points as Aston Martin shares 16 points with Sauber.
- The result brings a sense of optimism but highlights Aston Martin's urgent need to boost their race-day performance to maintain or improve their position in the championship standings.
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Fernando Alonso ended his points drought at the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix, finishing ninth after an eight-race streak without scoring. Despite the relief of earning points in front of home fans, Alonso expressed disappointment over the car's performance, highlighting issues with straight-line speed and tire degradation. He acknowledged the need for Aston Martin to improve their race-day competitiveness to avoid falling behind in the Constructors' …
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Alonso delighted with first points of the season, but reveals crucial weakness of his car
Having collected his first points of the season at his home race in Spain, Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso sounded a positive note after a run of misfortunate races, but he was left to rue the straight-line speed of his car that left him vulnerable on the straights.
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