After years of toiling from team to team without anything to show for it, Fernando Alonso has finally found his sweet spot with Aston Martin. The Spaniard finally has a car that is worthy of his talents, and the team is only going to get stronger. Naturally, the 41-year-old finds himself getting sentimentally attached to his new team. And in what would appear to be an attempt on his part to start with a clean slate, he is choosing to erase the past.

When we think of Alonso, Ferrari sure does pop into our minds. But it isn’t for all the good reasons. With the prancing horse on his side, he was tipped to obliterate the record books. Alas, that never happened, and his time with the Scuderia will always be remembered for his wasted potential.

48 hours left before Fernando Alonso cuts Ferrari ties

Irrespective of being an F1 driver for them, Ferrari always has had a soft spot for any motoring enthusiast. It was the same for Fernando Alonso. In his garage, he had the much revered Ferrari Enzo which features a 6.0L naturally aspirated V12 pushing out 660 Horsepower, fetching around $4,000,000. But he decided to auction it off.

Today, the Spaniard came onto his Instagram account to share the deadline for this auction expiring. He posted a photo of the car on his Instagram story and captioned it, “Remember 8th of June. 48h for the auction. My Enzo (scocca number 1) is ready. Good luck to you all.”

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But he won’t be missing the Enzo anytime soon as he has another boy toy to contend with, courtesy of Aston Martin.

Alonso showcases the might of the DBX 707

As is the norm, Fernando Alonso was in due course presented with his own company car by the Silverstone-based team. And it was none other than the $300,000 worth Aston Martin DBX 707. And Alonso seems to thoroughly enjoy it, too!

In a feature for Top Gear, Alonso took his own DBX 707 out on a racetrack. About the car, he was quoted as saying, “The perfect lap: the tantalizing possibility that we can do no better. Perfect doesn’t stay still. The hunt is constant. To reach it means living at the limit. However intense the pressure.”

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Will Fernando Alonso finally realize his true potential at Aston Martin?