The evolution and the step forward Aston Martin has not left anyone indifferent and has meant a situation without precedents in the Formula 1. They have gone from fighting for points to fighting for victoriesand that is a credit to the entire team.
For this reason, the role of Fernando Alonso has been fundamental so that this can happen. The driver is in charge of pushing the car to the limit over more than fifty laps, risking his life and fighting to get as many points as possible.
For this reason, through an interview collected by ‘CNN’, Alonso has given the keys to why the current Fernando is better than the one who was twice world champion, despite his almost 42 years of age.
“Now I have more experience and I have noticed. If I had to choose, I would choose Fernando’s version from now. Thanks to the experience I have more knowledge about the car, I know what it needs at all times, I know how the sport is going and how to deal with things. I’m a better driver now than I was in 2005 and 2006“, the Spanish has made clear.
And all this has a logical explanation. Ferdinand is the most pilot veteran and experienced Of the grill. In addition, single-seaters, over the years, have become more complex when managing.
The introduction of the washybrid as well as the systems energy either DRS they put a lot more to the driver than just keeping the car on the tarmac.
For all this, the current driving requires a greater concentrationas well as a greater speed and fluency of reflexes. Something that, as it has already shown, has more than enough.
Fighting for victories, everything changes
On the other hand, alonso He has also commented that it has sprouted again sensations that they were “asleep“When fighting for big things again:”Fighting for the podiums has awakened sensations that I had dormant“.
“The mindset changescompetitiveness changes, the level of detail in everything you do, weekly workoutswhen talking to the engineer about performance, analyzing last year’s results… all this was asleep and now it’s back“, has commented the Spanish.
