Three teams are interested in the services of Alex Albon.

      Alex Albon's contract with Williams expires at the end of 2026. The parties have not yet commented on a possible extension, but given the British team's form this season, it would not be a surprise if the Thai driver continues his career with another team.

      According to Racingnews365, at least three teams are interested in Albon's services. The driver's managers have had initial negotiations with representatives from Alpine, Audi, and Aston Martin.

      The publication emphasizes that these are just the first meetings where the parties have clarified each other's positions, and substantive negotiations have not yet taken place with anyone. In the case of Aston Martin, it is not so much about Albon as it is about Formula 1 drivers in general. The team is gathering information on all potential candidates in case Fernando Alonso decides to retire at the end of the season.

      At the same time, Alex Albon maintains a good relationship with Red Bull co-owner Chalerm Yoovidhya. There is no talk of a return to Red Bull Racing or Racing Bulls, but considering the plans for the Thai Grand Prix, Alex will not be left without a seat in Formula 1.

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