F1, Fernando Alonso gives an important clue about his future
The words of the Spanish driver, who will be behind the wheel of the Aston Martin this year.
The words of the Spanish driver, who will be behind the wheel of the Aston Martin this year.
“We hope we can make it a successful project, coming as soon as possible. We will try to take some shortcuts.”
“It doesn’t seem like it’s been five years since I’ve been at McLaren, but we’re already into a new year, a new car and new teammates.”
On social channels, the stable has already posted a video in which the roar of the engine can be heard.
The British driver’s words about the German’s importance to the team.
The British driver does not hide about his achievements in his first season in a top team.
“He doesn’t enjoy himself, but it’s the result of the next race that’s important, not whether he smiles or gives a nice interview.”
The two-time world champion expresses a clear wish ahead of F1’s return to the track.
The test, which the FIA allows, lasted 100 km with Verstappen and Perez both on track.
“Ferrari’s problem is certainly not the drivers. Charles has shown that he knows how to win with the car up to the mark.”
With about a month to go before the start of his 20th season in F1, the Spanish driver recalled the exploits of the German champion.
Red Bull’s team principal confirmed contacts with the Maranello team before Vasseur was hired.
The two drivers want to be ready for the new SF-23 to be unveiled on Tuesday, February 14.
The seven-time rainbow winner returns to his beginnings and assures that he still has great desire to win.
“I will fight like hell against Toto,” said the team principal of the Maranello-based stable.
The world champion admitted, “The main issue was not the tires.”
The old lion is looking forward to enjoying the new Aston Martin.
Team principal Christian Horner commented on the German’s possible return as a manager.
The Maranello-based stable announced this through its official website.
The team principal of the Austrian team expressed himself on a possible return to F1 of the Italian engineer.
The two-time world champion talks about the big rivals ahead of the 2023 Formula 1 season.
“The entry of other teams is a logistical issue as well as a financial one.”
The Monegasque driver drove the famous single-seater with which Schumacher won his sixth world championship.
“At the first evaluation he called me a robot with no feelings,” confessed the Alfa Romeo driver.
The former German driver has returned to talk after retiring from racing.
The Mercedes driver hopes for the introduction of a race in Africa.
The Red Bull driver last year was highly critical of the Netflix TV series Drive to Survive.
They are clear in the words of Jean-Philippe Imparato, CEO of the company ready to part ways with Sauber.
The Spanish driver’s revelation from the day he tried out the new seat in the Rossa.
The Dutch champion’s emphasis on the simulator has generated a possible misunderstanding.