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Mercedes still considering Alonso

 XPB Images Mercedes' Toto Wolff has duly noted that McLaren is adamant that Fernando Alonso will not be leaving its team, but the possibility the Spanish driver could jump ship still keeps creeping in. While Mercedes protégé Pascal Wehrlein remains the German manufacturer's most reasonable option to replace the departed Nico Rosberg, the Alonso possibility just won't go away. "You have to consider Fernando," Mercedes boss Toto Wolff told Sky Sports in an exclusive interview that will be broadcast Thursday evening. "He is a driver I respect a lot. He combines talent, speed and experience. It's all there. But he is in a contract with McLaren-Honda at the moment...
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