Fernando Alonso admits he ‘lost a few things in life’ due to F1 career

Fernando Alonso has admitted he has “lost a few things in life” due to his long career in Formula One as the Spaniard prepares for a 19th season in the sport.

Alonso, 40, is a two-time world champion and returned to the grid last season with Alpine following a two-year break. He finished tenth in the drivers’ championship and claimed a first podium position in seven years when he finished third at the Qatar Grand Prix.

The former Renault, McLaren and Ferrari driver took part in other motorsport events such as the Indianapolis 500, Le Mans and the Dakar Rally during his time away from Formula One but has reflected upon missing out on a “normal life” due to his career in motorsports, which has spanned more than 20 years.

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