Fernando Alonso behind Charles Leclerc: his dig at Ferrari
The Spaniard’s consideration after finishing fourth in Baku, the first non-podium race of the season.
The Spaniard’s consideration after finishing fourth in Baku, the first non-podium race of the season.
“Need to continue the development process to remain competitive,” said the Spanish driver.
“We need to pick up where we left off in Australia,” said the Spanish driver.
The young Mercedes driver announces “big changes” for the remainder of the season.
The Spanish driver analyzes the prospects of his colleague, already a two-time world champion.
The words of the Spanish driver on the results obtained by the team in this beginning of the championship.
The German is back to thinking about the prospects of getting back behind the wheel after retiring last year.
The words of the Aston Martin driver after FP2 of the Melbourne GP.
The German has been retired for a year, handing over his single-seater to his fellow Asturian.
“We told him that this podium was also thanks to him, because it really brought us a step forward from the previous two years.”
The Asturian is paying for the time he had served an earlier penalty during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
The enthusiasm of the Asturian, third at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix behind Perez and Verstappen.
Several influential voices in the world champion team had joked about the similarity of the two cars.
The Aston Martin veteran, fresh off a podium finish in Bahrain, makes no secret of his ambitions ahead of the Saudi Arabian GP.
The Mercedes driver extols his rival, but also spurs the team, “Half of Aston Martin is ours, let’s work on it.”
The Spaniard of the Cavallino speaks out about fourth place in the Bahrain Grand Prix, behind Aston Martin.
Both Horner and Perez dwell on certain aspects that they believe make the Aston Martin similar to the RB18.
Aston Martin is already the revelation of this start of the season
The ambassador of the British team dwelt on one aspect of the Bahrain tests.
Mike Krack admitted that he had spoken to the German about the situation related to Stroll’s injury, while putting his hands on a hypothesis that would be sensational.
The Aston Martin driver was keen to reassure everyone about his condition.
The words of the Spanish driver, who will be behind the wheel of the Aston Martin this year.
The old lion is looking forward to enjoying the new Aston Martin.
The technical director: “The 2023 single-seater will be much more competitive.”
The four-time world champion’s farewell to Formula 1 is being discussed again: former rival talks about it.
Nasser Al-Attiyah: “I keep putting pressure on Fernando to return to the Dakar.”
The former Renault manager commented on the Spaniard’s move to the British team.