“I never lived this career. It was a roller coaster of emotions. In the last half hour, it was difficult to understand what was happening.” Fernando Alonso could not believe what happened in the Australian GP, a race that he finished in third position after the final red flag caused by his accident with Carlos Sainz.
The driver from Madrid collided with the Aston Martin driver, sending him off the track, an action that earned him a five-second penalty which dropped him from fourth to 12th place in the final classification.
“Not allowed. Not acceptable! No Please! Let them wait to talk to me, ask them, that punishment is too heavySainz asked his team on the radio when he learned about the penalty.
A few minutes later it was Alonso who assessed the action. The double world champion likes to downplay the matter and he understands his countrymen.
“I don’t know who touched me. Later I found out that it was Carlos, that He has certain cruel punishment. When you have cold tires you won’t crash into anyoneHe explained before lamenting the danger in this type of situation.
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“I think when you put a red flag and a fresh start, with all 20 cars going into the first corner… you end up creating more danger. Well, we’ll talk about it in the next race,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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