When we thought we had seen it all with Fernando Alonso in Montmelothe Asturian returned to leave a shocking detail with screens. On Saturday, the version of the two-time champion was seen in ‘commissioner’ mode, and on Sunday, in ‘teacher’ mode.
In the last lap, just when Alonso surprised everyone greeting the Barcelona stands and playing with the steering wheel He left another trademark detail of the house: fixed on the final positions on the monitor, and he corrected his engineer over the radio. The images of ‘Dazn’ speak for themselves:
Fernando assumed his seventh place and asked his engineer on the radio the order in which he had finished his race, and he replied from the Aston Martin box: “Verstappen first, Sainz (second), Hamilton third, Perez fourth, Russell fifth, Lance (Stroll), and you.”
Something did not add up to Alonso because in the last few corners he looked at a monitor. Suddenly his engineer said: “Oh, sorry, sorry”. Alonso replied: “Yeah, I didn’t put that on TV screens.”
And the correct enumeration came from the engineer: “Sorry, Verstappen, Hamilton, Russell and Pérez fourth”. That suited the two-time world champion more: “Yes, that makes more sense.”
He already did it in Baku and Miami
It is not the first nor the last time that Alonso leaves shocking images with his dangerous habit of looking at screens. In baku He demonstrated it, with a radio on the lewis hamilton tiresin Miami he passed the game when he saw an overtaking of Lance Stroll on monitors: “What position is Lance in? Great action in Turn 1!”
It is one more demonstration that Fernando Alonso should not be understood, but valued because he is more than a pilot. as well he said Rosberg, “He’s a gladiator.”
It’s not the first time he’s done it, but it’s impossible to get used to this from Fernando Alonso 🤯
Uncle knows better at 300km/h of the race than his engineer 😳😂
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