A huge concern for Mercedes has developed at the Monaco Grand Prix after a shock retirement during the F1 race. The team's bad luck continued in Monaco, when Fernando Alonso retired from the race on lap 39 after an power failure from his Mercedes powered Aston Martin.

Fernando Alonso was forced to retire halfway through the Monaco Grand Prix, following a mechanical failure on his Aston Martin. Running in sixth place, Alonso pulled off the track at La Rascasse on Lap 37 after suffering an engine issue that had plagued him for several laps prior.

The Spaniard recently claimed he was the unluckiest driver in Formula 1 – but feels the form of Aston Martin is playing a part in his misfortune

What is there to say about the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix? Not a lot about the actual racing. Everything about the state of F1. F1 RESULTS: Norris takes win on final lap after Monaco Grand Prix shambles Lando Norris qualified on pole and won the race.

Jenson Button: "It is tough. It really does hurt you. Whether other people are noticing or not, you know it deep down inside."

Fernando Alonso slams Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari for ‘impossible’ tactics during Monaco GP practice. Will the FIA crack down on impeding? Latest updates inside.

Fernando Alonso’s legacy in Formula 1 goes far beyond his world titles. Loved for his fearless driving, sharp race intelligence, and magnetic personality, Alonso has become a fan favorite across generations.

Lando Norris claimed his first victory since the opening round of the season as he controlled the two-stop Monaco Grand Prix to close on team-mate Oscar Piastri in the standings. Autoweek rounds up the main talking point from Monte Carlo.

Fernando Alonso ’s frustration boiled to the surface during the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, after onboard footage emerged of the F1 champion reacting furiously during the race. Aston Martin enjoyed their best qualifying session of the season in Imola, with both Alonso and Lance Stroll making it into Q3 ahead of both Ferraris and Kimi Antonelli.

Not only does his native Brazil crave a successful F1 driver, but above all, the only 20-year-old Formula 2 champion wants to show right away in 2025 that he was rightly brought in by Sauber. Fernando Alonso, who is Bortoleto's manager, believes in his pupil.