Fernando Alonso regrets nothing. And praises Ferrari
The Aston Martin driver spoke ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The Aston Martin driver spoke ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The Spanish driver spoke ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix
Ferrari’s team principal’s words when the weekend at the Hungaroring is just a short time away.
The team principal focuses on the Hungarian GP and the growth of the SF-23: “About the drivers’ contract we will talk, but not now.”
“The Hungaroring should better suit the characteristics of the SF-23,” Ferrari’s team principal admitted.
The Spanish driver and commentator analyzed the Rossa’s season and declared himself optimistic.
The driver, who attended Maranello in the very early 1990s, is also hard on the team: “I see a team without a rudder.”
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The Monegasque complained over the radio about his comrade’s maneuver in Ferrari, he justified his actions.
The Ferrari driver spoke out after finishing fourth in qualifying.
The Red Bull world champion precedes Norris and rookie Piastri, fourth and fifth Leclerc and Sainz.
The two-time world champion was ahead of Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) and Alexander Albon (Williams).
The Dutch driver is immediately in front after the first free practice of the British Grand Prix
The Monegasque’s words in the press conference on the eve of the three-day British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Former Cavallino driver: “I don’t think Ferrari can return to the top before two or three years.”
The Dutchman knew the Kaiser very closely when he was a child: “I have wonderful photographs from those years.”
“The English track is not the most suitable track for us,” Ferrari’s team principal admitted.
With his mind already on Silverstone, the Cavallino team principal has every intention of building on the good things he saw in Austria.
After the good weekend in Austria, the president of the Cavallino glossed over the future of the two drivers of the Rossa.
The Monegasque underlines the growth of his Ferrari, second in Austria: “The upgrades are working, let’s keep it up.”
The Spanish driver is lapidary after the race finished fourth in the Austrian GP.
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