The Spaniard currently sits P12 in the drivers' championship with 37 points, with Aston Martin unable to find any pace to put them in a battle for the 'best of the rest' position, sitting 42 points behind an impressive Williams team in the constructors' championship.

However, with just four points separating Nico Hulkenberg in P9 and Alonso in 12th place, there is plenty to play for as the 025 season enters the final four races of the year.

"I think for the four remaining races, I think we could find opportunities in all four of them," the 43-year-old stated in the paddock at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

A positive end of the season for Alonso and Aston Martin could be a huge boost before their highly anticipated 2026 season arrives, with Adrian Newey, as managing technical partner at the British team, "extracting and getting more out of Aston Martin".

There was also plenty of anger from Alonso after the Mexico City Grand Prix, with the Spaniard having plenty of questions for the FIA after a chaotic start at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

After several cars took to the grass and cut the first few corners going into Turn 1, Alonso broadcast his frustration over the radio, too, with a sarcastic message directed to the stewards and race control.

The 43-year-old also said he would take the FIA’s decision not to penalise any drivers for corner-cutting at the start on board, stating: "Lesson learnt!"