168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fernando Alonso has been non-committal about his fut꧑ure in Formula 1, as the 2024 season gets underway.

The season-opening race is the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend and Alonso, who first drove in the series 23 years ago, r🐬emains a front-runner.

The Aston Martin driver’s contract expires at the end of this season meaning, in 2025 when he will 43, he could seek pastures n꧂ew at Mercedes or even Red Bull.

“I need to decide if I want to ke🐎ep racing,” Alonso said in Bahrain.

“That’s the first thing I need to decidꦍe, in a few weeks or a few rཧaces.

“I feel great now but I know ꦫit’s a demand♊ing calendar.

“🃏In 2026 there are different regulations. They may be tempting or not.

“I will wait a few races to decide.”

The two-time champion has already stepped away from F1 once but, after two yeꦍars away, he returned.

A year ago in Bahrain, Alonso♛ secured a surprise podium finish on his 🧸Aston Martin debut.

It heralded a🐈 great start to the season for his team although it slowly faded as 2023 went on.

What are Aston Martin’s hopes this year?

“Let’s wait a couple of races,” he said.

“Bahrain is a specific track in terms of chara𝓀cteristics.

“We’ll h♔ave to go to Saudi, Australia and maybe Japan to have the order of performance for the teams.

“Everything is delivering as expected.

“Maybe the stepꦗ from last ye🤪ar to this year is good enough or not? We’ll find out…

“Th🎉ere is a different approach from 2023. We started with a good base but it was a shock to us, how good it was at the begi♓nning.

“We 🐻were not a big team, off-track, in terms of developing the car.

“We learned lessons last year.

“To become a contender for the champions🔯hip in the future, it was an important season.

“This year we start with a good base line꧒, and with a lot of things in the pipeline for t♏he rest of the season.

“It will𝓰 be interesting to see if we can keep the pace of de🌸veloping the car.

“We didn’t meet those expectatio💎ns last year. We want to iꦚmprove in that regard.”