The Spanish Fernando Alonso (Alpine)double world champion Formula Onewho set the eighth free practice day for the Singapore Grand Prix, the seventeenth in the World Cup, stated this Friday at the Marina Bay circuit that “it was not a perfect day” for him, but he was “optimistic .” “.
“It was not a perfect day for us, because we did not ride very well in the first training session; after my problems with the gearbox”, commented the double Asturian world champion, who this Sunday will beat everyone- record time for in the races held in F1, it was raised to 350 and the Finn improved Kimi Raikkonen -Last Ferrari world champion, in 2007-, who retired last year.
“In general terms, the second free practice session was good, and although we are a little behind due to the lack of shooting today, I think we are in a good position. And I am optimistic with a view to tomorrow,” said Alonso, 41, who between His 32 victories in Formula One count two in Singapore: in 2008, with Renault; and 2010, with Ferrari.
“Our improvements in the car (new ground) seem to give good results, but we will continue to analyze all the data tonight and tomorrow,” said the brilliant Asturian driver, who will drive for Aston Martin next year and indicated on Thursday to Efe that his aim between now and the end of the season is to do everything possible for Alpine to maintain fourth place in the Constructors’ World Championship, where it leads McLaren, who is fifth, of 18 points.
Source: La Verdad
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