Fernando Alonso, the Aston Martin driver, was spotted driving a rare $5.9 million Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 through the streets of Monaco during the Formula 1 summer break. The hypercar immediately drew attention, especially since its license plate bore the number 14, Alonso's race number, confirming the driver's identity.
The moment was captured in a video circulating on social media, showing Alonso enjoying his time off amidst the competition hiatus. This break provides a refreshing pause for drivers and teams before they return to action at the Dutch Grand Prix in late August.
The Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 is no ordinary car. Production was limited to just 63 coupes and 19 roadsters, all of which have been sold. Since its launch in September 2019, the Sian has been the most powerful production Lamborghini, with a total output of 807 hp, a 0-100 km/h acceleration in 2.8 seconds, and a top speed of 355 km/h.

This car is just one of Alonso's multi-million dollar car collection, which includes the Aston Martin Valkyrie, a Ferrari Enzo, and a McLaren Elva. The collection reflects Alonso's high-end automotive taste.
Alonso's appearance in Monaco comes amid speculation about his F1 future. The 2026 season has been a disastrous start for Aston Martin, with a slow car throughout the first half of the season. Despite high expectations after hiring Adrian Newey and partnering with Honda, the team's performance has been disappointing.
Alonso, the oldest driver on the grid, was once doubted to continue, but it now seems increasingly likely he will sign a new contract. Aston Martin team boss, speaking at the Hungarian Grand Prix, expressed confidence in Alonso: "Obviously, Fernando is an amazing driver. He brings huge amounts to the team, both in his feedback and his ability. So, for us, of course it's important. I'm pretty confident that Fernando is enjoying his time with us and that we will continue with our relationship."
With full support from the team, Alonso appears poised to announce a contract extension, providing stability for Aston Martin during their difficult period.
Reported from Crash.net, this moment serves as a reminder that even amid the racing schedule, Alonso remains close to the automotive world he loves.



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