Alonso’s remarkable chance in Jeddah set the networks on fire

He ‘phenomenon 33’ of Fernando Alonso It continues to sweep the networks. The pilot himself published a video on Instagram on Thursday when he reached 33 minutes of continuous running on the treadmill at the gym. And this Friday, an opportunity involving ’33’ in the next race of jeddah. Next Saudi Arabian GPthe second race of the season, Fernando Alonso will occupy box number 33 of the pit lane of Jeddah Corniche Circuit.

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’33’ has been one of the most viral numbers on social networks for months, since the Oviedo player signed for Aston Martin looking to win again. The explanation is simple: 33 is the number of victories that Fernando Alonso will achieve in his F1 record if he wins one more race..

Above all, its importance to the networks grew as a result of the car’s presentation and its tremendous performance on the track in the pre-season tests, something that was further increased by the tremendous performance shown by AMR23 in the first GP of the course, in Bahrain, where Alonso achieved the podium with an excellent third position.

now, the fever for ’33’ continues to grow and proof of this is the tweet published by the ‘Aston Martin updates’ account, which shows a video the photo of the box that Fernando Alonso will ride in Jeddah. surprisingly, His will be garage number 33 of all available in F1.

Coincidence or not?

It should be noted that this must be a big opportunity, because the teams are ordered to the pit lane boxes by the position achieved last year in the Constructors’ World Championship.

What to expect from Aston Martin in Jeddah?

Given the strengths and weaknesses that Aston Martin displayed in Bahrain, many believe that the car’s performance may not be as good in Jeddah due to the long straights and fast corners at this track. However, Stroll’s assistant recently warned that the team’s simulations suggested Bahrain should be “the worst circuit” for Aston Martin at the start of the course and that the data suggested the car’s performance should be “the best in Jeddah”.

It remains to be seen whether Fernando Alonso will have a chance to fight for his 33rd win in Jeddah. Now, every time he enters the pits, the garage number will continue to remind him of the great goal he has between his eyebrows.