Fernando Alonso said done “one of his best careers” of the year in Mexico next to last week on Austin. However, he was left without a prize when he had to retire with engine trouble when he was 7th. Previously, he did everything perfectly, and a good example of this is his departure, something that Formula 1 itself likes to highlight on its official Twitter account.
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According to F1, with all the drivers on the starting grid of Mexican F1 GP, the Spaniard has the best reaction to traffic lights. Less than three tenths to accelerate after the lights go out, specifically, he did it in a time of 0″28. That good reaction was key to his good start, as it allowed him to continue the attack and move up two positions in the first meters, passing. boots Y Norrisallowing him to go from 9th place to 7th.
Then came another recital. He held the position against a faster Bottas who managed the tires very well and was then able to shoot better than Leclerc’s Ferrari. He extended the life of his initial medium tires to 40 laps and then had 7th place in his pocket. Everything, until his machine forced him to leave, losing a few points that seemed to be glory.
With this reaction, Fernando Alonso returned to show some reflections of gold despite his 41 years. And it is that Fernando already said it, “age is just a number in the passport”.
Source: La Verdad
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