Alonso’s amazing radio in Miami that no one could believe: the game was over

Fernando Alonso He left remarkable messages on the radio in the first 5 races of the year. and in Miami GPhe did it again. In AustraliaHis quick thinking drew attention, reminding the engineers of something that happened last year that could help the team. or to raw, for example, he left two more pearls in the form of radio messages: in one he predicted Hamilton’s tire failure, and in another, he shared his braking distribution to help Stroll. But in Miami, the game just passed. No one could believe what the Asturian was telling his team.

F1 World Cup classification after the Miami GP

It happened on lap 50, with 7 to go. The man from Oviedo is in third place, 16 seconds behind Pérez’s second position, with a 7-second margin over George Russell. I was able to control him. But on an asphalt as dangerous as Miami, with the walls close and the podium up for grabs, any other driver is focused solely and exclusively on the impeccable and in bringing the car to the finish line. But the Asturian Apart from that work, he had time to think about his teammate Lance Stroll and the fight for second place in the Constructors’ World Championship against Mercedes.

The man from Oviedo, while driving at 300 km/h between the walls, I watch the giant screens scattered around the Miami track to follow Stroll’s evolution and find out if he can get into the points!.

He made it clear over a radio to which his engineer, must have been surprised, responded in a succinct manner.

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“What position is Lance (Stroll) in? Nice move into Turn 1!”, Alonso revealed, emphasizing the Canadian’s overtaking that he could not see on track because the two were far apart in the race. He clearly saw it through the giant screens on the track. “It’s the 13th”, his track engineer answered, surely, unable to believe what the man from Oviedo was telling him. Soon that radio went viral on social networks.

Alonso explained: “I devoted myself quite a bit to watching TV”

At the end of the race, Fernando Alonso explained himself. “In the second stint, we had more speed than the rivals with hard tires and the race was a bit lonely. I had nobody in front of me and nobody behind me and I dedicated myself to finishing the race and watching the television for a while to see how Lance (Stroll) was doing, to see if I could score”, the Spaniard commented on ‘DAZN F1’.

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In his subsequent response, without being asked about it, the Spaniard again referred to the team’s points compared to Mercedes, making it clear that he was not only thinking of adding podiums, but also the Constructors’ World Championship. “We lost some points to Mercedes, which they gained with both cars, but we will get them back in the next races”finished Only Alonso.