Great move from Hamilton with Alonso: “I’m impressed”

Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso saw faces on the track at F1 Bahrain GP 2023 with a great battle where the Asturian made magic with a great overtaking. This time, the two fought differently than when they met on the asphalt in recent years. For the first time in many courses, alonso I did it in a superior car Mercedes of Lewis, with better race speed and less degradation. Two great rivals and old enemies, one of the biggest rivalries in the history of F1, which this Sunday is in the background where Lewis Hamilton has a great gesture towards the Asturian driver. The Englishman was delighted to see Alonso again fighting for the lead, face to face. He did so first by going to the media corral after the race to hug the Spaniard to congratulate him between laughs. And later, showing himself happy to see her again, in battle.

“Yes. I’m very happy, I think everyone is impressed with what Aston Martin did. It’s funny that I was able to compete with Fernando a bit. I would have liked to have had a little more performance to compete with different batches, but it was definitely exciting”the British driver commented on DAZN F1.

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Aston Martin was confirmed in Bahrain as the second best car on the grid at this track and it is necessary to see how it performs on circuits as different as jeddah or to Australia. But what seems clear is that Aston Martin and Fernando Alonso joined the fight against ferrari and mercedeswith the red bull in the first prominent position. It seems clear Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton they must fight for the real position again always, race to race, as happened in a Bahrain GP where the Oviedo player performed a great maneuver to pass the 7-time champion.