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Alonso left Formula One as a driver at the end of the season. He cited a perceived lack of on-track racing, the predictability of a Grand Prix's finishing order and felt discussions away from racing about the broadcast of radio transmissions and polemics harmed Formula One.
Chief executive Chase Carey and Liberty Media had attempted to convince Alonso to remain in the series before he decided against it. He remained at McLaren as a brand ambassador to aid and advise its engineers and drivers. No further runs were planned for Alonso and McLaren focused on their current driver.
Alonso's ambassador contract with McLaren expired at the end of , and was not renewed for Alonso had a seat fitting in the No. Andy Brown was Alonso's race engineer and his chief mechanic was Liam Dance. Alonso did not qualify after Juncos Racing's Kyle Kaiser demoted him to 34th. Reasons included a dismantled spare car that was assembled and flown from Carlin's factory after Alonso crashed in practice.
An error converting inches to the metric system caused his car to scrape along the tarmac surface and incorrect gear ratios slowed him. Alonso told Toyota he would like to enter the Dakar Rally and win it.
Toyota was surprised and he said to them to "try at least". The manufacturer later provided him a five-month training programme with tests in Africa, Europe and the Middle East and was entered into a series of events with the objective of developing his driving ability for an potential entry into the Dakar Rally. Alonso was third at the Al Ula-Neom Rally, which was his highest finish in three preparation events. Alonso finished 13th on his Dakar Rally debut, posting a best stage finish of runner-up.
A stop for repairs on the second stage and a roll on the 10th stage cost him several hours in the general classification. Brown discussed an entry for the 24 Hours of Le Mans with Alonso and was prepared to consent to a switch to another team if certain circumstances were met. Alonso and Toyota held talks and agreed to compete in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Toyota entered Alonso into a post-season rookie test at the Bahrain International Circuit later that month to build momentum.
He adapted to driving the car and provided feedback to Toyota and his fellow drivers on how to develop it mechanically and technically. Toyota was the only factory LMP1 team that season, and the only to field hybrid cars.
Alonso left the series afterwards to focus on other ventures. In Alonso changed its front livery to be predominantly blue with its back top lighter blue and the rear red and yellow. His helmet for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was divided equally between the flag of Spain on the right with a blue-checkered pattern around its side.
The yellow on that area was replaced by gold between two horizontal stripes in red and a thick vertical strip was added with a list of Alonso's 32 Formula One race victories. Poor reliability marred his season, especially during the early rounds. Alonso attained a season-high qualifying result of seventh at the Spanish Grand Prix and set the Hungarian Grand Prix's fastest lap en route to sixth. After taking three consecutive points finishes in the last three races of the season, Alonso finished 15th in the drivers' championship with 17 points.
Jenson Button drove his car at the Monaco Grand Prix, as he took part in the Indianapolis during the same weekend. Alonso was again dissatisfied with engine performance, leading him to publicly criticise the engine and inform Yusuke Hasegawa, the head of Honda's Formula One project, about the matter. He entered the season spending more time with his team when not driving, and anticipating possibilities for podium finishes and challenging Red Bull Racing. Alonso's best result was fifth at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, and he finished in the top ten nine times throughout the season.
He out-qualified his teammate Stoffel Vandoorne at every race. Alonso announced his retirement from the sport in August, and ended his Formula One career with six consecutive non-scoring finishes in the McLaren MCL He was 11th in the Drivers' Championship with 50 points.
Brown agreed to the idea and assigned Alonso to drive for United Autosports. Alonso, the sports car entrant Philip Hanson and McLaren's reserve driver Lando Norris qualified 13th and finished 38th after multiple mechanical issues affected the car during the race. He shared a Cadillac DPi-V. R with Kamui Kobayashi, Renger van der Zande and Jordan Taylor; the quartet completed laps to win the rain-shortened event. Alonso later told Brown he was happy with the idea since McLaren had won it before.
Miles met the Andretti Autosport owner Michael Andretti, who got driver Stefan Wilson to agree to forego his planned entry in partnership with Michael Shank Racing and allow Alonso to drive instead. In November Alonso established an eSports racing team called FA Racing G2 Logitech G of which he is the team principal and competes in virtual online racing championships on multiple platforms.
The team dissolved in and he subsequently launched a second team in partnership with FA Racing and Veloce Esports in March He is an investor and board member of the eSports multi-racing platform Motorsport Games. He endured a difficult season as the McLaren-Honda package was unreliable and lacked straight-line speed. Alonso scored points twice during the year: a tenth-place at the British Grand Prix followed with a fifth at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
He finished 17th in the drivers' championship with eleven points, five points behind teammate Jenson Button. Alonso was dissatisfied with the lacklustre straight-line performance, which became evident after multiple team radio complaints throughout the season.
Alonso said he was frustrated at the team's reliability trouble and urged them to improve on it for Despite the unreliable and noncompetitive car, Alonso drove for McLaren in after he told Dennis he would not go on a sabbatical.
He said he was motivated to improve on his performance. Alonso out-qualified his teammate Jenson Button fifteen times and scored points nine times. Alonso finished tenth in the drivers' championship with 54 points, a marked improvement compared to the previous season. Mercedes contacted Alonso soon after Nico Rosberg retired and he said he did not want to join them because he wanted to remain at McLaren until his contract expired.
Alonso said he felt McLaren would be competitive and would be unaffected by the emotions of its employees. McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh set himself signing Alonso for the season after an attempt to sign him for the previous season was unsuccessful.
Dennis invited him to tour Honda's motorsport and technology headquarters in Sakura to acquaint himself with the manufacturer's board members one day after the Japanese Grand Prix. Alonso was convinced he had made the right decision, and McLaren signed him to a three-year-contract until the end of the championship with no opt-out clauses.
Dennis re-signed Alonso because he believed the former was "one of the best if not the best driver" in Formula One and had matured. During a pre-season test session at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in February , Alonso lost control of his McLaren MP and crashed heavily into a barrier into a right-hand side barrier at the exit of the track's third corner.
He did not lose consciousness upon impact only going into that state when he was administered medication en route to the circuit's medical centre by ambulance. CT and MRA scans discovered he was concussed. Alonso was released from hospital on 3 March to recuperate at his home in Oviedo.
He was Personality Media's favourite male athlete with a 99 percent recognition rating amongst the Spanish public in ; in the latter part of his Formula One career, Alonso was within the top two most popular drivers in the Grand Prix Drivers' Association fan surveys of , and A museum dedicated to his racing career called 'Museo y Circuito Fernando Alonso' opened in the same year and features Alonso's race cars, helmets, overalls and memorabilia. He is the founder and brand ambassador of the fashion retailer Kimoa, and intended to establish the Fernando Alonso Cycling Team to compete in UCI events in before the project failed to materialise.
As a result of Alonso's endorsement money and Formula One salary, he has been listed as one of the world's highest-paid athletes by Forbes every year from to The magazine named him motorsport's top-earning driver from June to June , one of 's top earning international stars, and one of 's highest-paid international and European celebrities.
Alonso also featured on the Forbes Celebrity list in and Alonso's relationship with Ferrari deteriorated midway through the year due to his perception the team could not construct a title-winning car. His manager Luis Garcia Abad called a secret meeting with Red Bull's team principal Christian Horner in Hungary in late July to discuss Alonso joining them as teammate to Vettel for the season; the move did not materialise and Alonso told the press after the Hungarian Grand Prix he wanted "La macchina degli altri" English: "Somebody else's car" as a birthday present.
The remark led Luca Cordero di Montezemolo to reprimand him by telephone. No agreement was reached. Alonso stayed with Ferrari for the championship. He began preparing for the season in December in the Ferrari simulator going through several ideas with the team's engineers to learn about how his car would behave in real life. Alonso said he had additional motivation and optimism for the year ahead and would take a realistic approach due to reliability concerns: "I think this year everyone is more calm and everyone is a little bit more cautious about the possibility of finishing the race.
But I think if we do everything right, we should be ready to do so and see finally where is our level of competitiveness. Alonso had severe disagreements with Ferrari team principal Marco Mattiacci in Mattiacci and Alonso unsuccessfully negotiated an extension to the latter's extract to remain at Ferrari.
He told di Montezemolo he wanted to leave the team and Mattiacci initially did not believe him. Flavio Briatore attempted to engineer a switch for Lewis Hamilton to go to Ferrari and Alonso take his seat at Mercedes. Toto Wolff, the Mercedes team principal, blocked it because he preferred to keep Hamilton and Nico Rosberg and felt Alonso would create dissonance.
He asked Ferrari for an early release and signed a memorandum of understanding in September after Mattiacci rejected his proposal to enact extra contractual amendments for freedom of choice of Ferrari personnel. Who is the shortest F1 driver in ? Latest news. Red Bull won't lodge protest against Mercedes 'at this race'. Stewards remind Hamilton: F1 drivers must set an example for juniors. Hamilton escapes serious penalty after stewards' investigation. Horner: Red Bull had no chance against unraceable Mercedes.
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Alonso was given the number 22 jersey in Madrid and played in a holding midfield position. He scored his first goal for his new team on 21 February , a penalty against Villarreal in a 6—2 win. In La Liga, he helped the club finish with a club-record 96 points, three points behind winners Barcelona. It was the third time in Alonso's career that he helped his team set a new club record in terms of points gathered, while finishing in second position he achieved the same feat with Real Sociedad in —03 and with Liverpool in — During his first season at Real Madrid, Alonso scored three goals and was considered one of the club's "most consistent" players.
Readers of Marca made him part of its La Liga team of the season, as their choice defensive midfielder; the only other Real Madrid player featured was Cristiano Ronaldo. Alonso started every game for Spain during the tournament, playing alongside Sergio Busquets and Xavi in midfield and helping his side to lift their first-ever World Cup trophy. In the 28th minute of the final against the Netherlands, he received a "Kung fu-style" kick to the chest from Dutch midfielder Nigel de Jong, the foul was controversial since it appeared to be a foul worthy of a straight red, but was only ruled out to be a yellow card given by referee Howard Webb.
This left Alonso in pain and in fear of a broken rib. Despite this pain, he continued playing on for another hour. Alonso was regarded as a quiet and friendly person by his former teammates at Liverpool. Alonso stayed in Merseyside to be at her side while she gave birth, later saying, "It was a little frustrating to miss the match against Inter but I have to be with my family at times like these.
On 30 March , they had their second child, a girl named Ane Alonso Aranburu. Their third child and second daughter, Emma Alonso Aranburu, was born on 2 December After winning honours including a league title in and the Champions League in during five seasons in Madrid, he was signed by German club Bayern Munich on a two-year contract.
This was extended by a further year, and he eventually retired from playing in summer , aged 35, having won the Bundesliga in each of his three seasons with Bayern. Former teammate Steven Gerrard said he was "devastated" by Alonso's decision, and cited his departure as one of the reasons behind Liverpool's poor run of form at the start of the following season.
After 90 minutes, the game was deadlocked at 2—2, so extra time was added, where Alonso scored a free-kick in to the bottom corner of the goal to help Spain win third. Alonso returned from injury at December , but over the following months he increasingly faced competition for a place in midfield from Javier Mascherano and Lucas.
Alonso made his th league appearance for Liverpool on 12 January against Middlesbrough. The summer transfer window suggested a move away from Merseyside, as Liverpool pursued England international Gareth Barry to replace Alonso. By the start of the —09 season, neither Alonso or Barry had moved club but the drawn-out transfer saga had left the Spaniard feeling unsettled at Liverpool and unsure of his position in the team.
However, the club's fans did much to restore his spirits, supporting him on and off the pitch, and Alonso responded to this, saying:. On 8 June , Alonso signed a five-year contract, stating, "I knew there was interest from other clubs but it was always my idea to stay here. I have been here for three seasons now and have such special feelings for the club and the supporters. I understand what Liverpool means to so many people.
It is such a special club and I just didn't want to leave. The bright beginning was short-lived, however, as a minor injury sustained in a game against Portsmouth became aggravated in training. The metatarsal injury forced him out of training for six weeks but his return to the first team was rushed and his injury recurred in his first game back.
Alonso's determination and passion proved to be his downfall, and he later reflected, "I had been feeling a bit tired around that time because it was only my first game back and the match was very fast. But as a player you don't want to come off, particularly when the team is winning and I stayed on. Liverpool's —08 season finished trophyless but the opportunity to win honours awaited Alonso in the form of the Euro tournament. Alonso featured mainly as a substitute but, with key players resting, he captained Spain in the final group game against Greece, earning the man of the match award.
Despite a strong performance, he could not attain a starting position in the team, highlighting Spain's strength in depth. Spain went on to win the tournament and he featured in four of Spain's six matches.
The Basque was ecstatic at the achievement, declaring, "Right now, we're all just living the moment. It's incredible and we're all walking around in a dream.
It's fantastic. He previously spent a season on loan at Bolton Wanderers in the —08 season with an option for a permanent deal. However, the team opted not to extend the loan deal and he returned to Spain to train with Xabi Alonso's former club, Real Sociedad.
Alonso also has another brother involved in football, Jon, who works as a referee. On 7 January , in an FA Cup third-round tie against Luton Town, Alonso assisted Liverpool to a 5—3 comeback victory after being down 3—1 early in the second half. Alonso scored two impressive goals from distance: one from 45 yards, and the other 65 yards from goal; behind the half-way line.
Alonso suffered an ankle injury in a 1—3 away victory over Portsmouth, putting his participation in the FA Cup final in doubt. However, he recovered sufficiently to start the game against West Ham United and Gerrard scored Liverpool's third goal from Alonso's free kick, pulling the team ahead of the opposition. Alonso, still affected by the injury, could not manage the entire 90 minutes and was substituted in the second half.
Liverpool won on penalties without his help but Alonso still earned his first FA Cup winners' medal. On 20 September , Alonso scored what the BBC described as "an outrageous strike" from his own half in a 2—0 Premiership win against Newcastle United. Andy Hunter of The Independent described it as "one of the most audacious goals in Anfield's rich year history". Alonso rebutted claims that his yard goal was all down to luck and stated that he took long range shots as part of his training routine.
Despite the similarity of the goals struck from inside his own half, Alonso was in no doubt which was his best. He said, "I think this was better. The Luton goal bounced a few times, this one went quite straight. The Luton one was left-footed — it was different — but I am quite happy to score the goal. Despite a successful group phase, where Spain won all their games, Alonso did not achieve international glory as the team were beaten by the eventual finalists France in the first knockout stage of the tournament.
Alonso was ever-present in the first team in the —06 season, largely avoiding injuries that had marred his first season at the club.
The summer transfer window brought Peter Crouch to Liverpool and the striker's height sparked accusations that the team would change to long ball tactics. Crouch denied this, highlighting that Alonso's passing ability, alongside Gerrard, would define Liverpool's style of play. Alonso faced more competition for his place in the form of new arrival Mohamed Sissoko. Alonso appeared in all of Liverpool's games in the Champions League but the dominance shown in the previous season had gone as the team lost to Benfica in the knockout stage.
The summer transfer window at Real Sociedad saw the arrival of Alonso's childhood friend Mikel Arteta. Arteta was ecstatic at the prospect of partnering Alonso in midfield but his excitement was short lived.
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