Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll have signed new long-term contracts with Aston Martin, extending their partnership into a fifth consecutive season in 2027. The pair…

Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll have signed new long-term contracts with Aston Martin, extending their partnership through the 2027 season. The extension guarantees an unchanged driver line-up for a fifth consecutive campaign. Combining for 644 race starts, the pair forms the most experienced line-up on the grid heading into a new Formula 1 regulation cycle.
The announcement comes ahead of the upcoming race weekend while Aston Martin currently sits 10th in the Teams' Championship. Alonso noted his passion and speed remain intact, citing the team's strong leadership and facilities as key factors in his renewal, while Executive Chairman Lawrence Stroll praised both drivers' invaluable knowledge and long-term commitment.
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