“I hope that sooner rather than later I can join one of Alonso’s podiums and we celebrate together, which will be a good thing for Spain and for us. We have always been good friends and had a lot of respect each other.”taught Carlos Sainz at the press conference before the Austrian GP when determining the possibility of sharing the podium with Fernando and that for the first time there will be two Spanish drivers in the top three in an F1 race. From there, the two pilots took the opportunity to respond to the ‘media’ published ‘fake news’ (fake news) pointing to an alleged bad relationship between the two drivers, especially after the touch that both starred in the last start of the Australian GP and by an appreciation to Alonso about a movement of Sainz in the Baku sprint race later Ferdinand He refused after seeing the action repeated on television. That fed the false news that Fernando and Carlos responded strongly in a press conference.
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“We have known each other for a very long time, we are good friends on and off the track and there is a lot of nonsense. Because this year I have a competitive car we compete closer to the track. In Spain… that’s how it is. We must know, unfortunately, that the level of journalism in Spain is low, not because of you (the Spaniards present in the press room), it is in general. It is what it is. We are not often in Spain, unfortunately, and we try to avoid our country, unfortunately, for many things.” commented Fernando.
“We don’t need a press conference to prove it. If you see us at the drivers’ parade or in the paddock, you’ll see that our relationship is the same as always”, commented Carlos Sainz for his part. “It is true that this year we are fighting in similar positions, but nothing changes. We know how to separate what happens on the track from what happens outside and we continue to maintain a good friendship. About some things that have been published, I will not go in to assess nonsense, it’s not worth it,” added the man from Madrid.
“We simply want to enjoy the moment, because it is a good moment for F1 in Spain and it is not worth spoiling it with stupid things that can say. It is not even worth paying attention or commenting on, because it is giving importance to people who only want to do evil”, Sainz insisted.
Source: La Verdad
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