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Fernando Alonso Was on Red Bull's Agenda for 2025: "He Told Me that He Wanted to Run with Verstappen"

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Christian Horner, former team leader, also thought of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc, but all options were ruled out by Helmut Marko. More information: Fernando Alonso's reasons to continue in Formula 1 until age 46... and beyond

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Christian Horner has published his autobiography Drive and has detailed that the Asturian had it closed with the brand of energy drinks

·Madrid, Spain
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Christian Horner, former team leader, also thought of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc, but all options were ruled out by Helmut Marko. More information: Fernando Alonso's reasons to continue in Formula 1 until age 46... and beyond

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On October 22, Christian Horner, former CEO of Red Bull, will publish a book of his memoirs. In this, the mythical leader of the energy beverage team has revealed that he tried to sign Fernando Alonso in 2025, but that "someone" inside the team vetoed his arrival. The British, whose relationship with the family ... Continue reading "Christian Horner reveals that Red Bull tried to sign Fernando Alonso in 2025 but that "someone" vetoed him"

·Madrid, Spain
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Christian Horner's autobiography ('Drive') uncovers a possibility linked to the Asturian and the brand of energy drinks

·Madrid, Spain
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Fernando Alonso was close to signing with Red Bull by 2025, but someone decided it wasn't the right thing to do, revealed Christian Horner

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There are stories that Formula 1 never wrote and that, over the years, are even more difficult to imagine. One of them is that of Fernando Alonso and Max Verstappen sharing garage, defending the same colors and fighting with the same car.

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Marca broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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