Fernando Alonso continue with the same motivation than the one I had the first day. Keep up that champion look. The one who wants to win. Of the one who seeks with the same desire the triumph. Yes, there are already 20 seasons in Formula 1. Yeah, It is the one that has the most laps of all those who are active… but neither of the two things, nor having already 41 years under his belt, means that he has lost an iota of that competitive character.
Because the Asturian, two-time champion with Renault and current Aston Martin driver, is a samurai. He has one tattooed, and no doubt the philosophy and way of life of the historical warriors of japan implement it in your day to day. He wants to win. And he will still want to win.
Peter of the Rose, aston martin ambassador he sees him and sees the same thing he saw when Alonso He was facing his first season in F1. That illusion. That desire. That character that makes you special. Be more special than the rest. It has always been, since the first time he got into a car, and despite the fact that some, like Alpine, looked more at his ID than at his work and results he already looks “better” than in past seasons.
That, together with the experience that he already adds both through his CV in F1 and through what he has achieved in other categories such as endurance, IndyCar and even the Dakar, means that we can be in front of the best version of Alonso if Aston Martin gives him a car at his height. For this, in the factory have endorsed the slogan ’24/7′. Because they don’t want to fail.
“Whatever it is, it’s about winning”
He is prepared: “Whatever you do you have to have that competitiveness within you. That hunger to want to be the best.”
“I have it since I was a child. I try to win over everyone. In everything i do”, he affirms in words that the Aston Martin website collects.
Because Alonso wants to win, win, win and win again: “Whether in a race, in tennis, at cards… Whatever it is, it’s all about winning.”
“If plan A doesn’t work…”
“And if I can’t beat them with plan A, I’ll do it with plan B. If it doesn’t work, with plan C. I always have to win whoever is in front of me”, judgment.
There’s not much left to see what the Aston Martin will be like. Car will be presented in society on February 13, and there is more and more desire to see how it will perform on the track.
